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Ryan N. from New Orleans, LA United States
i'm not sure if the puch jammer springs are the same length as the v1 jammer springs, but these malossi red springs are nearly the correct length for the v1 jammer. They are absolute night and day difference from the 3 pack of malossi springs that people are recommending for the jammer clutch. Those particular springs actually made my take off awful. These are 100% the springs you need if you want to tear up your streets.
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Andrew Clark from Manchester, MI United States
Fit great on a derbi PP. Kinda tricky to put on. But never fear here is what I did: - Disassemble clutch and remove old springs - Put 2/3 springs on - Put clutch arms back on - Hook one side of spring into the smaller of the two hole - Loop a bit of throttle cable around the free end of the spring - Tighten cable in a vice then pull the clutch until you can hook the spring through the slotted hole. Might need to get it started a little bit then tap it in. - Pull out cable and rriiipppp
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Works on derbi pp
February 2, 2014
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kyle from o-side, ca
awesome springs on my derbi pp. clutch slips to about 5k rpms straight into my powerband
this is what you want for the v1 jammer 
