Primary Clutch Balancing

[wart]

Who is good and inexpensive at balancing clutches? I seem to go thru rollers too often. Not sure if I have a balance issue or not. Have replaced bushing, pins, weights, and have always kept clean, not sure what else to check.
Any recommendations?

Thanks!!

 

[byeatts]

Who is good and inexpensive at balancing clutches? I seem to go thru rollers too often. Not sure if I have a balance issue or not. Have replaced bushing, pins, weights, and have always kept clean, not sure what else to check.
Any recommendations?

Thanks!!

Just got mine back" Perks Spin balancing".50 bucks, its an older guy who will spend the time to get dead on, His service was spot on

 

[diggerdown]

Heavy springs and a nervous thumb will wear the rollers and bushing out fast. Also if the sled idles too slow they will viberate the clutch too much.

 

[wart]

Thanks....I'll start with Perks' Balancing. According to his site, off balance can cause low idle and low HP among other things. I do have a little bit of a nervous thumb I think a lot due to the small hesitation that my ol' M7 has had since day one. I'm running the Orange Spring with shift assist in the Secondary and the Orange/White Spring in the Primary, fairly common set-up. I've changed out 2 spiders and weight sets due to failure, need to figure this out.

 

[moderatebill]

SLP does a great job

 

[montanasledder]

SLP has done all of mine as well. very fast turn around