P polarisluvr Free Member Jan 2, 2011 #1 hey i have a weight ? on primary clutch it would make sense that a 10/54 weight will make the motor run more rpms than a 10/58 is this correct?
hey i have a weight ? on primary clutch it would make sense that a 10/54 weight will make the motor run more rpms than a 10/58 is this correct?
L Leardriver Free Member Jan 2, 2011 #2 Correct. I always figure 300 rpms for each weight change, like 10-58 to 10-56.
P polarisluvr Free Member Jan 6, 2011 #3 how about the front # on the weights what do they stand for?
L Leardriver Free Member Jan 6, 2011 #4 I don't know. I always assumed that is was a series or style of weight. The second number is the grams of weight.
I don't know. I always assumed that is was a series or style of weight. The second number is the grams of weight.
