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racewarriorinmakin

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i need some tierods with ends mine are are lil bent so if ya got some for cheap thtd be great thanx
 
Also need clutch? And lower chain roller I wuz gunna buy on ebay but if I can buy from somone. Cheaper than thtd b awesome
 
don't get Tusk get OEM or Barnett
OEM is the best choice if you want it to last longer
 
Will keep that in mind haven't used the tusk. Just heard from a friend that they were ok said hes been using them in his suzuki for 2 yrs
 
Barnett aint worth crap.. get a driveline performance clutch off eBay, its the only clutch that will stay in mine without me shelling it every 4-6 months they are prototyping another one for the warrior which is just knarly!!! I've got it in mine to try out. So far so good!
 
The steels in the tusk have dimples in them, and the friction material is very very cheap. they dont hold at all. slipped so bad (it was in mine when i got it) that it ruined my pressure plate. I would probly trust weston on this one bcuz he is hard on parts and would def know!!!
 
The steels in the tusk have dimples in them, and the friction material is very very cheap. they dont hold at all. slipped so bad (it was in mine when i got it) that it ruined my pressure plate. I would probly trust weston on this one bcuz he is hard on parts and would def know!!!

Thanks for the complement.

I have shelled 5 clutches throughout my warriors life
1, stock lasted till it needed its first topend (machine was mostly stock)
2, Barnett lasted 8months in a very mild motor.
3, the first driveline lasted 11 months on a slightly better then moderate motor
4, second driveline lasted till the end of the breakin process on a heavly modded357 motor.
5, driveline's prototype clutch is still good at 2 months with the same motor as the previous clutch,

but a crank failure is all that stopped it, the clutch is still good but the motor wont run.

I own 1 warrior 1 raptor and have buddys with warriors, clutching is one thing I am good at out of necessity. Another clutch everyone says is good is DP but I never shelled the $150 for one to test it.

Thats just my .02, and I have found a clutch will hold better without the wave washers, with a extra thick steal plate. The best steal plates are NOT dimpled like the stock, tusk, ebc, and Barnett are.
 
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