Clutch strength?

[Rotore]

Can i increase clutch strength?

since i was given a 1" bore comet clutch for free

 

[Kaptain Krunch]

belt tensioner style clutches are better than centrifugal in my opinion, especially for such a big engine.

 

[Rotore]

true but this is just a temporary setup i plan on finding some kind of a torque converter of some sort some time this year so i can gear it very high beside with a belt tensioner wont that eat up the belts quickly?

 

[freakboy]

Nope it wont

 

[Rotore]

I dont know then i'll see how it works out and if it doesnt i'll switch to a belt tensioner.

 

[freakboy]

Yeah remember if its free its for mee! and with a belt style you can pop the clutch and pull wheelies!

 

[Rotore]

lol dude its a reverse trike i'd probably end up burning that small 15x6" tire

 

[freakboy]

oh well hahah i would go wider in the rear dude. get a 8x8 wheel and throw a 16x7.5-8 inch tire on there man. ill have to get you a pic of what my rear tires for my racing mower look like here eventualy it looks good with tires half inch smaller then the wheel.

 

[Rotore]

oh well hahah i would go wider in the rear dude. get a 8x8 wheel and throw a 16x7.5-8 inch tire on there man. ill have to get you a pic of what my rear tires for my racing mower look like here eventualy it looks good with tires half inch smaller then the wheel.

yea but since ill eventually buy a hub and switch over to one of the 18x9.5" tires i have outside

 

[freakboy]

ohhhh ok i would buy a hub and do it right the first time may take a little longer but it will end up being better in the end.

 

[Rotore]

yea but i gotta wait till i get more funds tho besides wont be running until late december or early janurary im going all out on this project with guages, under body neons, and head lights and maybe some tail lights too

 

[freakboy]

nice just collect parts and save them.

 

[Rotore]

thats what im doing i all ready order the rear end and engine parts plus i have almost everything for the fron end so i'll start welding the chassis together soon