Installed for 3 years on a mild TCCD 70cc/low comp head kit, about 800-1000 miles done in that time, no issues, still works great. Running the same springs it shipped with and using the absolute cheapest type F ATF my landlord left in the garage.
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CHANGE OUT THE SPRINGS!!!!!
September 15, 2021
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William Barrett from Plymouth, MA United States
The only complaint I have about this cluth is the springs. I had one snap on my very first ride. Save yourself some time and put in the malossi springs. I used the white ones and everything is running great now. I'll say it one more time. CHANGE OUT THE SPRINGS!!
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Best jammer yet.
September 6, 2020
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lucas kackman from Duluth, MN United States
Make sure to file the inside edges of the shoe where it sits on block of the main body so it slides smoothly. Also replace the springs, manufactured defect where spring was bent to make the hook. It left a little indent and the springs will snap at that spot. I can confirm, white melossi springs are the way to go if you're on torquey setup like the Gila or Eurokit
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Don't freak out!
November 13, 2019
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Dewey Martin from Louisville, KY United States
Three stars so far... If it doesn't fit check to make sure that the triangle part wasn't put together upside-down. If so flip it and put it back together, this will delete the pre-drilled holes made for the puller once together. That's okay you can remove the starter plate and still reach the holes to use the puller. Also note that the screws are super short (you didn't break the screws) be sure to lock tight them before reinstalling
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Springs are ehhhhhhh
July 10, 2019
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Juleon Cotillon from San Jose, CA United States
Pick up a set of Malossi clutch springs part #2911326. Comes with three different spring rates colored red, white, & yellow. They fit and feel much better than the springs ya get with the jammer. Make sure to bend em a lil to free up the movement from the paint.
I'm currently using the white springs with type f fluid. Very happy with how the clutch is performing now. The jammer clutch is a good boy, just make sure to replace the springs for more potential.
3 years on a kit, still works great 
CHANGE OUT THE SPRINGS!!!!! 
Don't freak out!