Evolution h2b kit
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Re: Evolution h2b kit
ive been looking into this topic too as im deciding to get evo kit or qsd. There are load of threads on shifting probelm with the evolution kit and also some clutches work fine while others dont.
BUT
A new revised kit has been made recently. The changes are on the shift fork. The new kit does not include the shift fork anymore. You will use your OEM shift fork but a new Slave Cylinder Extension Block is added to the kit. The Extension Block does not require a modified fork anymore.
but i cant find any reviews by anyone using this updated kit.
thanks
BUT
A new revised kit has been made recently. The changes are on the shift fork. The new kit does not include the shift fork anymore. You will use your OEM shift fork but a new Slave Cylinder Extension Block is added to the kit. The Extension Block does not require a modified fork anymore.
but i cant find any reviews by anyone using this updated kit.
thanks
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Re: Evolution h2b kit
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Re: Evolution h2b kit
RE: Enquiry from Evolution Industries U.S.A
"With the CC clutch we have had many problems with varying thickness and related problems with their pieces that lead to clutch engagement problems"
Sincerely
Justin S.
1916 S. Lynx Place
Ontario, CA 91761
T 888.922.6686 Ext.3
F 909.923.2153
www.bisimoto.com
I have probs with the clutch I just wasn't sure if any of u guys did also
"With the CC clutch we have had many problems with varying thickness and related problems with their pieces that lead to clutch engagement problems"
Sincerely
Justin S.
1916 S. Lynx Place
Ontario, CA 91761
T 888.922.6686 Ext.3
F 909.923.2153
www.bisimoto.com
I have probs with the clutch I just wasn't sure if any of u guys did also
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