SS Dry Clutch??

Discussion in 'Supersport (1974-2007)' started by Cornish Duke, Dec 10, 2013.

  1. Is it possible to run/convert to a dry clutch on a carby 600SS?
    If so then how + any pics would be magic coz I'm guessing it's not as straight forward as I think it is :upyeah:
     
    #1 Cornish Duke, Dec 10, 2013
  2. Mr rcv4 is converting a wet 750 at the mo, he may be able to help.
     
    #2 Lumbux, Dec 10, 2013
  3. It's possible to do, and has been done, but the question has to be asked - why do you want to??
     
    #3 Zimbo, Dec 10, 2013
  4. You do like a challenge don't ya :-D
     
    #4 Ducbird, Dec 11, 2013
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  5. +1 It might give a nice Ducati rattle, but a wet clutch is so much nicer to use!.
     
    #5 nuttynick, Dec 11, 2013
  6. Will a wet clutch that's dry have the same rattle? I must say though it was one of the reasons I bought mine, I wanted two things, that was dry clutch and full fairings, one out of two ant bad!!
     
    #6 Lumbux, Dec 11, 2013
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  7. as well as converting my 750 im also building a ttf2 replica for a friend with a dry automatic clutch as he has limited movement in his left hand,i will let you no when I have sorted my parts out.
     
    #7 rcv4, Dec 11, 2013
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  8. As Ducbird says, I like a challenge .... as not as it's too complicated!! And to the reason why? ... Why not.
    At the end of the day, I was just curios :-D
     
    #8 Cornish Duke, Dec 12, 2013
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  9. It will take less abuse and wear out quicker than a wet one ------------ I reckon.

    AL
     
    #9 Ghost Rider, Dec 13, 2013
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  10. When everything is up to speed how do you know which rattle is which?
    Dry clutch is far superior for that hot uncontrollable effect!
    Definately will wear out quicker with the added bonus of the plates sticking together when its been out in the wet!
     
    #10 SPIKE, Dec 17, 2013
  11. I have a wet one and I still don't know which rattle is which.......
     
    #11 Ghost Rider, Dec 17, 2013
  12. with a dry clutch you can blame all the noise and rattles on that ....its a dry clutch they all sound like that.
     
    #12 rcv4, Dec 17, 2013
  13. There are those owners who rattle more than the clutch!!
     
    #13 Lumbux, Dec 17, 2013
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