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warning. |
June 23, 2012 |
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Ryan Nash
from Columbia, MO United States
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prepare for face melting rpm's ... ok so that's the good and here's the bad... all of these --- ESPECIALLY the blacks are EXTREMELY HARD if not impossible to put on a derbi or hobbit clutch... they are just too small. we managed to put the reds on a DR kitted hobbit... it's crazy!! they also wear down on the holes that the springs hook into after prolonged use. just be careful.
reds = 4500ish
blues = 6500ish
blacks = 8000ish
get ready to tear it up.
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Um...yeah. |
October 2, 2011 |
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X
from youngstown, OH United States
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ShaneB is on the money. Put these on my high perf setup and it literally woke my low end up.
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Need insane revs before engagement? Buy these. |
April 22, 2011 |
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ShaneB
from Michigan
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When you need your clutch to spin out realllly high for your high-RPM pipe, you pretty much need these. The launch will want to send you ass over teakettle and pretty much puts the fear of god into you, so be careful. Probably not suited for any pansy setup, but you wouldn't be paying $25+ for springs if you had a pansy setup, would you?
And honestly these aren't so bad to get on if you use the right tools and techniques.
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Hobbit user |
April 9, 2011 |
| taco eater:
Kyle Wagner
from Menomonie, WI United States
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Dont buy these for a hobbit, it is to much, the weakest of the bunch barely grab at the height of the rev the motor can take.
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