clutch sliping ,read clutch section not to informative. little help lol.

[2stangs69-91]

I have over 18000 on my 06 now. I notice what I thought was a clutch slip a few weeks ago but wasnt sure. Well we went on a 700 mile ride over the 3 days last weekend and it is for sure sliping. My last 2 oil changes I have used 15-50 mobil 1 racing oil full synthetic. I am not sure if this helped my problem or not. I know people who run this with no problems, now I am not sure.

If I replace my clutch and use the double D method do I have to buy all new frictions first? does anybody sell this entire setup with out having to piece it together? What exactly do I have to purchase extra?

Is there a better complete setup I can buy that is justs as good I can just throw in? I hate having to piece stuff together. I dont want my bike down for very long.

Anybody think I can just change my oil and it will be find or install a additive that helps the clutch with synthetic oil?

Thanks for your help Mike

 

[Rhoy Carter]

Sean Morley can fix you up with everything you will need. My 85 did not like the Mobil one oil, and I did have to replace my clutch after using it.

 

[ColoNat]

i also had a problem with synthetic. switched to Castrol 4-cycle oil (local O'Reiley's) and no more clutch slippage... :clapping:

 

[one2dmax]

You may be able to add the DD setup and leave the rest alone. The extra clamping pressure will help. We don't normally run the synthetic oils.
Sean

 

[1967vmax]

How about Golden Spectro 20w 50 semi synthetic?