Here goes:
I have two identical machines, if I clutch them both identical and take them out I cant get one of them to rev high enough.
If I swap the primary,s the problem follows that clutch to the other sled. I assumed a sagged spring so I put another one in with the same spread only thirty pounds higher on engagement and thirty pounds higher on shift out. I assumed the sled would now over rev but it didnt. The pins are the same weight as the other clutch and it has a new bushing in
the spring tower.
Any ideas fellas
?
Thanks
Rob
I have two identical machines, if I clutch them both identical and take them out I cant get one of them to rev high enough.
If I swap the primary,s the problem follows that clutch to the other sled. I assumed a sagged spring so I put another one in with the same spread only thirty pounds higher on engagement and thirty pounds higher on shift out. I assumed the sled would now over rev but it didnt. The pins are the same weight as the other clutch and it has a new bushing in
the spring tower.
Any ideas fellas

Thanks
Rob