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fatcaaat · 06-20-2009, 10:49 AM

Well, some of you may have followed that I don't like riding my 124+r bike because it has no off the line grunt and you cannot lug it around at 3000-4000rpm. I even put the original size flywheel back on and still no dice.

How about putting on a TB manual clutch with the billet housing and taking off the Takegawa Special Clutch? Anyone think that it would be an issue? These +r motors, despite what people report, only make 13-14hp without any major manipulation...so I figure that's about what I have...other than an s25 cam and some mild portwork.

I'll save the takegawa clutch cover for my xtreme-to-nice project which will be an interesting concept for sure.

06-20-2009, 10:49 AM	#1 (permalink)
fatcaaat 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 3,780	takegawa 124+r and TB Manual CLutch? Well, some of you may have followed that I don't like riding my 124+r bike because it has no off the line grunt and you cannot lug it around at 3000-4000rpm. I even put the original size flywheel back on and still no dice. How about putting on a TB manual clutch with the billet housing and taking off the Takegawa Special Clutch? Anyone think that it would be an issue? These +r motors, despite what people report, only make 13-14hp without any major manipulation...so I figure that's about what I have...other than an s25 cam and some mild portwork. I'll save the takegawa clutch cover for my xtreme-to-nice project which will be an interesting concept for sure.