11/16 centrifugal clutch.

[sideways]

Anyone know where I can find one of the above?

Thanks

Hayden

 

[the-cyborg]

Anyone know where I can find one of the above?

Thanks

Hayden

Contact Jim Donovan at Max-torque they can make a custom clutch for just about any application.

James F. Donovan
Max-Torque, LTD.
2180 Corporate Lane
Naperville, IL 60563
Phone: (630) 369-9600
Fax: (630) 369-9686
Website: www.maxtorque.com
Email: jim@maxtorque.com

 

[sideways]

Contact Jim Donovan at Max-torque they can make a custom clutch for just about any application.

James F. Donovan
Max-Torque, LTD.
2180 Corporate Lane
Naperville, IL 60563
Phone: (630) 369-9600
Fax: (630) 369-9686
Website: www.maxtorque.com
Email: jim@maxtorque.com

Thanks, I saw the sticky about these. They're quite a bit out of my price range though.

I think I might just bore out a 5/8s cltuch or go for a jack shaft mounted one.

Thanks

Hayden

 

[r97]

Could you not just make a shim for a 3/4" clutch?

 

[redsox985]

3/4" = 12/16". You'll need to shim up a 5/8" clutch.

 

[Bluethunder3320]

what kind of engine has a 11/16 shaft? are you sure its not 3/4?

 

[sideways]

Could you not just make a shim for a 3/4" clutch?

I could, probably be easier to bore out a 5/8ths clutch though.

3/4" = 12/16". You'll need to shim up a 5/8" clutch.

5/8 = 10/16 so I'd have to bore it, not shim it. I'd need a 1/16 shim to fit a 3/4" clutch.

what kind of engine has a 11/16 shaft? are you sure its not 3/4?

It's a 1940s J.A.P 2S. 98cc, about 1.2HP and is side valve with rockers!

And yes, I'm sure it's 11/16. The English do weird things.

 

[redsox985]

*facepalm* My math skills evaded me momentarily and stupidity flowed from the hole in my face.