Rekluse Core Exp Clutch

[Actualle]

@ dobber- If i find a good setup I will tell you, doubt i will be calculating anything tho, I will base it upon the feel of the ride. And no I don't smoke crack...but I might smoke you if you'd like. lmfao

@jon mutiger- Im sending the POS seat back asap unless someone pm's me about buying it.

 

[sftr]

coasting

A recluse clutch will coast if you pull in the lever bring rpms to idle then let out the lever, it will coast all day at idle. scary on dirt when you drop off a big hill at low rpms. Just blip the throttle for engine braking, works great i couldnt go back to a regular clutch. hope that answered your question

 

[gus bohne]

rekluse will free wheel when clutched enuf to drop rpm below engagement.

you can run a combination of balls ( steel and tungsten ) to allow higher eng rpm and even more free wheel effect ..

tried the unit FMF sell, its not anything like a free wheel or stall prooof unit...

I believe the clamp force of the rekluse system will make clutch and trans temps much lower on your bike/sled..I would go that route without fear.

2006 yz250 f and 2007 roadking BOTH with rekluse's..cool on the road for sure..


Gus

 

[Actualle]

Still haven't decided on a clutch setup yet, Gus you seem to really like the rekluse. which would be better for the mountains? the core exp or the z start pro?

 

[KAWGRN]

I have sold and installed over 30 and My personal bike has a pro in it,, KTM300 and in the colorado High Country its magic and cant ride without one any more,,, If you set the engage/disengagement point high enough I suppose you could grab the clutch let the R's fall and it would free wheel, I guess I never missed it as a 2 stroke kinda free wheels anyway

 

[Actualle]

Im trying to figure out a way for the MH kit to freewheel more after letting off the gas. Allowing it to coast instead of engine braking. This would also help with relieving the engine of some wear and tear. ie when your ripping down the trail, through the woods, ect, you can excelerate without being limited by the max rpm of the bike. Sure you can pull in your clutch to get that effect, a little bit, but Im confident that this could be a mod that everyone would want on their kits.