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why do u need the clutch to engage so low? you probably rode the clutch and wore it out prematurely... and next your syncro's are probably shot. the engagement point

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Old 10-06-2014, 09:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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why do u need the clutch to engage so low? you probably rode the clutch and wore it out prematurely...
and next your syncro's are probably shot.

the engagement point on the Z is fine. it's just the helper spring you need to remove/replace with a softer one.
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