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i get my stuff from ron ayers. its cheaper than the dealer
here's the kawi 636 fiche:
http://www.ronayers.com/Fiche/TypeID...el/Ninja_ZX-6R
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Originally Posted by
Duane S.
how much are steels and frictions on a 03 636 run
you will rarely need steels. just fibers and springs should be good. then just skuff up the steels lightly with some med-fine sand paper.
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ebc has a badass clutch kit srk......I got oem last year and it smoked at yo face lol
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ive used barnetts before and had them last for the entire time i owned the bike, but i would go with stock if possible, and replace all the parts unless you are in a pinch or changing them out often like drag racers.
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i got barnett on an 05 636 so does my other homie evan! no problems what so ever
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as long as ur steels aint all blue and shiny u should be able to reuse them. you can all scuff them up with sandpaper and it will give you a quick fix for a bit with the stockers if ur steals already blued and u wanna ride
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oem for the win and make sure your cable is adjusted so there is a little play , a tight cable can toast a clutch in no time at all ..
and no matter what any one tells you soak the fibers in oil over night and dont beat the clutch till you have heat cycled it a bunch of times ..
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Originally Posted by
old man roger
oem for the win and make sure your cable is adjusted so there is a little play , a tight cable can toast a clutch in no time at all ..
and no matter what any one tells you soak the fibers in oil over night and dont beat the clutch till you have heat cycled it a bunch of times ..
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