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Why don't your read the thread... theres an idea!!!!!!
05/06 Gsxr 1000 Clutch Mod DIY w/ lots of Pics
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i did smart ass, unless i missed it i didnt see anywhere it said exactly what the mod does thanks keyboard tough guy.
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next time Open your eyes retard, it was mentioned in the thread at least 3 different times tough guy...
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Your sir are the biggest fucktard i have ever seen on the net... instead of investigating my registration date read the fuken post you lazy fuck; and after your done go shove a stick up your couch and sit in the corner quietly :rolleyes
Fucken Troll...:scratch
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Your right your a Noob... but your worse and give Noobs a bad name b/c they can READ
if i had an OWNED pic your face would be on it:lol
Why don't you troll along to gsxr.com or the R1 forum b/c you belong there instead:biggrin
actually i have, all 17, now 18, still not much intelligence, i guess i better be careful what i type as you may beat up your keyboard! chill out and answer simple qustions, nothing that i read stated specifically what it does, i have no problems with my clutch and wonder why i would benefit from this mod. try contributing to help others instead of bashinging and adding to the degeneration of our society!!! no need to reply as i wont see it cuz your on ignore 
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haha your funny you know that, i guess thats your way of saying Thank You... The cat got your tongue now that i showed you 14 posts that answer your Noob question over and over again...
please remove yourself from GDC ... people here can read and Comprehend...
you can ignore me all you want but the rest of GDC will see what an idiot you are
please remove yourself from GDC ... people here can read and Comprehend...
you can ignore me all you want but the rest of GDC will see what an idiot you are
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God fucking damn it. Both of you shut the fuck up. Both of YOU need this mod to get rid of your fucking chatter.
-J
-J
LOL, now that was funny!!
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Man you guys cut no slack on here huh!!:cheers
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Gee,there are a few testy Gixxer poster's :biggrin
Probably due to a lack of pics,the main problem i found was i don't actually have a GSXR1000 (The closest i got to having a inline 4 was my Nissan Station wagon :lol )
But for those who like pic's,here is a updated version of a 06 GSXR1000 clutch i removed from the drive then modded to fit a TL1000S drive gear.
It bolted back in like OEM.
Some light viewing until the thread goes back on track.
Pics here
http://s30.photobucket.com/albums/c345/manurewa/Clutch/?start=all
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Probably due to a lack of pics,the main problem i found was i don't actually have a GSXR1000 (The closest i got to having a inline 4 was my Nissan Station wagon :lol )
But for those who like pic's,here is a updated version of a 06 GSXR1000 clutch i removed from the drive then modded to fit a TL1000S drive gear.
It bolted back in like OEM.
Some light viewing until the thread goes back on track.
Pics here
http://s30.photobucket.com/albums/c345/manurewa/Clutch/?start=all
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Must be one of the young generation guys here. How ignorant. They don't want to do or learn anything.
Just had the mod 'partly' done, the spring washer changed out. While no doubt the holes help additional, I can say that the improvement is awsome with just he changed spring washer :cheers
It seems that this isn't seen as a warranty issue in the states, any one from Australia, go and get it done, its covered. I was getting 6000km service done and mentioned it, that said they new about it and would fix it then and there which was good.
I also mentioned the drilling of holes, they had heard about that also but said that while had done before it wasn't really necessary and not 'normally' done.
It seems that this isn't seen as a warranty issue in the states, any one from Australia, go and get it done, its covered. I was getting 6000km service done and mentioned it, that said they new about it and would fix it then and there which was good.
I also mentioned the drilling of holes, they had heard about that also but said that while had done before it wasn't really necessary and not 'normally' done.
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Damn I have still yet to do this...Yeah I know I really slacked.
I got the parts, I'll probably just change out the washer too and let her ride.
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I got the parts, I'll probably just change out the washer too and let her ride.
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You reminded me how great this mod is. I did the washer and the oil ports. Since you are in Wisconsin, take the space heater out in the garage and make use of the off-season. You will be thankful in the Spring.
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When I re-adjusted the three lifter adjuster pins, I still got three threads showing after tightening them down, then backing them out 2-1/4 turns. Just my $.02.
This mod was painfully simple. Even after drilling the holes, it only took me maybe all of 20 minutes to get the metal shavings out with a water hose and then dry it with an air compressor. It was very easy.
If you are worried about oil delivery to the now dry fly wheel and clutch basket (though it will get plenty a few seconds after the engine turns over), you can apply some oil here and there with a small hand-held oil gun if you want (like to the fly-wheel teeth/oil pump drive gear). But that is not necessary.
If there is anyone in my area who wants this done, I would be more than happy to come help... But I won't do it ALL for you...
As a point of interest, I had a drill press at my disposal. This made the drilling very easy and I would recommend the use of one if you have access to one. Next, buy a cheap magnet tool. It makes getting out the flywheel bearing assemly very easy. And despite the manual saying you need to remove the clutch push rod for clutch disassembly, you don't need to do that for this mod. Just leave it in the main shaft. Also, the gratuitous use of cheap generic brand sandwich bags made organizing the parts easy--as well as keeping them engine-sanitary and debris free. Sand in the crank case would be bad.
-Jason
This mod was painfully simple. Even after drilling the holes, it only took me maybe all of 20 minutes to get the metal shavings out with a water hose and then dry it with an air compressor. It was very easy.
If you are worried about oil delivery to the now dry fly wheel and clutch basket (though it will get plenty a few seconds after the engine turns over), you can apply some oil here and there with a small hand-held oil gun if you want (like to the fly-wheel teeth/oil pump drive gear). But that is not necessary.
If there is anyone in my area who wants this done, I would be more than happy to come help... But I won't do it ALL for you...
As a point of interest, I had a drill press at my disposal. This made the drilling very easy and I would recommend the use of one if you have access to one. Next, buy a cheap magnet tool. It makes getting out the flywheel bearing assemly very easy. And despite the manual saying you need to remove the clutch push rod for clutch disassembly, you don't need to do that for this mod. Just leave it in the main shaft. Also, the gratuitous use of cheap generic brand sandwich bags made organizing the parts easy--as well as keeping them engine-sanitary and debris free. Sand in the crank case would be bad.
-Jason
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