Just thought it would be a great idea to keep all clutching improvements and testing under one roof so we can easily track the improvements.
FYI I have been seeing more and more Winder's with the secondary bushings completely chewed up in helix and sheave.
We have a few excellent Yamaha clutch experts around here saying that the bushing material is the same one as let's say a 1997 srx and it cannot handle the load period. We are currently awaiting a set of bushings x2 from a guy off this site(will not mention who just yet) that had them made and we will be testing his findings. He has also chewed up bushings in helix and sheave at 550km on his winder and was snapping belts at will. He said zero issues now on stage 4 maptuner x some 600 km later and has also been running this set up on his 300HP viper with 10,000km with zero belts and no bushing slop.
The new bushings are brass and are a way tighter fit then the stock and also slightly longer to give more leverage. The stock have too much play from new and the hp just compounds this issue fater and all his rollers now touch which makes sense now that the shaft to sheave/helix is dead straight
This is just a trial at this point but after seeing three bushing now fail it's hard to think that this will not happen to all it's just a matter of time. I will post results in a week or so.
FYI I have been seeing more and more Winder's with the secondary bushings completely chewed up in helix and sheave.
We have a few excellent Yamaha clutch experts around here saying that the bushing material is the same one as let's say a 1997 srx and it cannot handle the load period. We are currently awaiting a set of bushings x2 from a guy off this site(will not mention who just yet) that had them made and we will be testing his findings. He has also chewed up bushings in helix and sheave at 550km on his winder and was snapping belts at will. He said zero issues now on stage 4 maptuner x some 600 km later and has also been running this set up on his 300HP viper with 10,000km with zero belts and no bushing slop.
The new bushings are brass and are a way tighter fit then the stock and also slightly longer to give more leverage. The stock have too much play from new and the hp just compounds this issue fater and all his rollers now touch which makes sense now that the shaft to sheave/helix is dead straight
This is just a trial at this point but after seeing three bushing now fail it's hard to think that this will not happen to all it's just a matter of time. I will post results in a week or so.