Kinda hard to explain. If you are moving pretty good hitting 70 mph. Full throttle. Leave off for a second because of bump. Pin it again. It has a hesitation/big so to speak. Anyone know?
Clutches ?
Why would clutches cause this? Seems like it is low on fuel for a second
Secondary can get hung up on decel if dirty or bad sliders
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I agree, sounds text book... clutches not backshifting fast enough as the RPM's fall when you let off so then when you get back on the gas it's in a way wrong tall ratio.
It's just like a manual transmission car if you are cruising aong in 5th gear and let off the gas and tap the brake then get back on the gas without downshifting a gear the car bogs for a bit...
I understand that. So what would you adjust? Runs great both my 09 Apex gt do it. Would the washers on the jackshaft have anything to do with it?
Service the clutches. Give them a good cleaning and inspect the wear items.
We take them apart and clean them every year. Nothing looks off from what we can see.
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If nothing looks out of wack and you have two Apex's doing the same thing? it's the factory clutch calibration not playing well with your driving style... You want a stronger secondary spring or needs more wrap. You want the secondary to snap shut when you let off the throttle at high speeds.
Washer are for setting the clutch offset.
Clutching stock?
Clutching stock?
