EBC clutch kits? Anyone run one?

[maggiesboy]

They are cheap, but are they worth a darn?

[84honda200s]

i got ebc clutch plates and i have to get new ones already. ive only had them for a year and a half. but i could be wrong i may need to adjust it.

[cr480r]

I ran them in a cr500, and I have them in my LT250. They worked fne for me.

[maggiesboy]

I just ordered one. $48.00 after tax!

[Mobular]

I'm using EBC fiber plates and stock resurfaced metal plates. No problems at all.

[crackshot]

I have an EBC dirt digger in mine with a magnum billet basket and HD springs. Works great. Seems to be a good kit.

[jason 32]

they work ok-soak them first ,there a cork style ,and need to soak up the oil

[TimSr]

I put them in the TriZ last summer, but I usually get several years out of a Z clutch, so its early to come to any conclusions, but I chose EBC because their brake pads are the only think I have found that were equal to or better than OEM pads, and its seems the same aftermarket companies that make brakes also make clutches. I have found no other aftermaket brakes that were worth a crap, and of all the aftermarket clutches Ive used, none have stacked up to OEM, but the jury is still out on EBC clutches.

[3WW Star-Yamahondaman]

I Haven't Heard no BAD thing's about them but LOT'S of BAD thing's about the Barnett Dirt Digger's !! they have Kevlar in them ... Kevlar is like SAND in your Oil !
i use the Stock OEM Fiber's with the Barnett Spring's
Barry White is on the Radio .... GOTS TO GO !!!

[thefox]

I have heard the EBC clutch works well on the motorcycle forums I check into. The biggest complaint I have heard is that they work too well and that it is harder to slip the clutch then with other brands.

[3WW Star-Yamahondaman]

"Slipp'n" the Clutch on the Road is a MUST !! "in some areas" !!! Kinda like "Keeping" the Busa Down !!

[maggiesboy]

sounds like I did the right thing. I don't think slippin' the disks will be to tough. I am 3 bills light