Anyone know the genuine Suzuki P/N for the fiber plates for a '79 GS1000E? Also, stock, there are 8 fibers and 9 steel plates, correct? Thanks! 
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Clutch, fiber plates info please.
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Keith, I have a Micro Fische, some where for my 79 1000L witch has the same plates, 8 fibers, 7plates, I will see if I can find it in the mess I made when moving
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Keith, I have a Micro Fische, some where for my 79 1000L witch has the same plates, 8 fibers, 7plates, I will see if I can find it in the mess I made when moving
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p/n 21441-49002 for the fibers, $17.84 USD each
it list 8 fibers and 7 steels on the Suzuki fische and Barnet also list 8 fibers and 7 steels.
bike bandit list EBC clutch friction disc for $86.38 for all 8 p/n CK3345
it list 8 fibers and 7 steels on the Suzuki fische and Barnet also list 8 fibers and 7 steels.
bike bandit list EBC clutch friction disc for $86.38 for all 8 p/n CK3345
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Leon your wrong, they end with 001 and then S/S'ed to 002 :roll:
, just to let you know that the EBC are cork with aluminum particules impregnated into them to control expansion,might be hard on the steel plates I think there are better ones than the old corky's maybe a set of Vesrah or the barnetts if they have a set that is not the extra plate set up, had the extra plate set up in my xs11 with stock springs spent most of my time while riding adjusting the thing for expansion problems
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Leon your wrong, they end with 001 and then S/S'ed to 002 :roll:
, just to let you know that the EBC are cork with aluminum particules impregnated into them to control expansion,might be hard on the steel plates I think there are better ones than the old corky's maybe a set of Vesrah or the barnetts if they have a set that is not the extra plate set up, had the extra plate set up in my xs11 with stock springs spent most of my time while riding adjusting the thing for expansion problems
Thanks guys. Much appreciated!
As for the number of steels, I thought there was 9, though I must be wrong. I thought the fibers were "sandwiched" by the steels? But with 8 fiber and 7 steels, the fibers sandwich the steels? Thanks!
As for the number of steels, I thought there was 9, though I must be wrong. I thought the fibers were "sandwiched" by the steels? But with 8 fiber and 7 steels, the fibers sandwich the steels? Thanks!