Right guys having noticed i am possibly short of at least one clutch push rod and possibly both :-/ i decided to see how much and where to get them from.
Well one of them is nearly £17 (gulp) and the other just over a fiver (ok)
I then did an ebay search and noticed someone had put down the size on there listing, 8mm x 123 and 8mm x 194
So being a tight tw4t i have searched out 8mm stainless bar and found it to be rather a lot cheaper!!!!!
Is there any pit falls here i should be wary of or is it as i see it, a total waste of my money on something that only pushes the clutch out?
Surely stainless would be a better option? If not just mild steel bar?
Any input appreciated ;)
clutch push rods
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wardy
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Re: clutch push rods
brilliant idea!
you should have no problems at all
I used some mild steel bar in mine for many years.
cheers Andy
you should have no problems at all
I used some mild steel bar in mine for many years.
cheers Andy
Andy;
1976 gt750A; 86 FZ750
1977gt380A
1982 z400j
1981 z650f.....1988 Sufolk punch 14"
"look;it's my bike; when you own it ,you can paint it any colour you like!"
(I once painted my Z650 PINK and had the pink panther logo on the tailpiece)
1976 gt750A; 86 FZ750
1977gt380A
1982 z400j
1981 z650f.....1988 Sufolk punch 14"
"look;it's my bike; when you own it ,you can paint it any colour you like!"
(I once painted my Z650 PINK and had the pink panther logo on the tailpiece)
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Alan H
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Re: clutch push rods
I would suggest 'rounding' the ends a bit rather than dead flat.
Proof that four strokes are over complicated
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Gary66
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Re: clutch push rods
Cheers guys, i have found the long one so only need the short one now which i dont mind buying at approx a fiver