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kevin204
4/10/2013 1:44am
4/10/2013 1:44am
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4/10/2013 11:13pm
My clutch cover gasket has given up the ghost, and the oil check bolt is semi-stripped, so I'm going to replace the entire cover.
Question is, why is a Boyesen cover only $93 while a Hinson unit runs $170? Is there something I'm missing, like increased oil capacity, or purely cosmetic/name recognition stuff at work?
Question is, why is a Boyesen cover only $93 while a Hinson unit runs $170? Is there something I'm missing, like increased oil capacity, or purely cosmetic/name recognition stuff at work?
if it were me, i would re-tap the bolt hole, buy a new gasket and have the oem one powdercoated extra thick.
new gasket
glass bead blast (nothing to rub off and look "worn")
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I'm jus' knowin'...
This is the bike I had last year with rekluse on it:
EDIT- Here's a link for $146 shipped, the other one must of sold.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hinson-Racing-Clutch-Cover-C230-Suzuki-RMZ450-0…
I think this is the guy that had the one for $80
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HINSON-Clutch-Components-Clutch-Cover-2005-2009…
I like your style.
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