McLeod Single Disk Problems
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I talked to the tech at McLeod today, and he told me how to tell if it's bent. Place the trans. on bench top w/ the main shaft level and hanging off the edge. Slide the clutch disc on the shaft. Then place a straight edge next to the trans but also hanging off the edge almost touching the clutch disc. Spin the main shaft w/ both hands and watch the disc and straight edge for wobble. Not sure if this makes sense, it's kinda hard to expain over the internet.
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Originally posted by ZZ4IROC
I talked to the tech at McLeod today, and he told me how to tell if it's bent. Place the trans. on bench top w/ the main shaft level and hanging off the edge. Slide the clutch disc on the shaft. Then place a straight edge next to the trans but also hanging off the edge almost touching the clutch disc. Spin the main shaft w/ both hands and watch the disc and straight edge for wobble. Not sure if this makes sense, it's kinda hard to expain over the internet.
I talked to the tech at McLeod today, and he told me how to tell if it's bent. Place the trans. on bench top w/ the main shaft level and hanging off the edge. Slide the clutch disc on the shaft. Then place a straight edge next to the trans but also hanging off the edge almost touching the clutch disc. Spin the main shaft w/ both hands and watch the disc and straight edge for wobble. Not sure if this makes sense, it's kinda hard to expain over the internet.
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I've been using just the disk since my motor rebuild in 2000. This disk is awesome, I haven't had any problems with it on street tires. I am very confindent it will handle slicks too. A great clutch IMO, very streetable. IT does have a little chatter here and there. 
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