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    • Undercut gearbox, and WSBK slipper clutch
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    • 520 chain conversion,
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    So much bling-trickery and with your name already stickered on it. How could you not.
    Just looking at it made we want to buy more parts I don't actually need but suddenly must have.
    I can't wait to hear how she goes.
    P.S. Who tidied your garage and how on earth will you find anything now?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simmo View Post
    P.S. Who tidied your garage and how on earth will you find anything now?
    It's always Owen's fault!!! Always. Even when it's not.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshy View Post
    It's always Owen's fault!!! Always. Even when it's not.


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    Oi!! I resemble that comment!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshy View Post
    • Undercut gearbox, and WSBK slipper clutch
    So how does this set up compare to an actual auto blip ??
    I've never had a slipper clutch properly explained to me ??


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    Quote Originally Posted by Plumb View Post
    So how does this set up compare to an actual auto blip ??
    I've never had a slipper clutch properly explained to me ??


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    Unfortunately they are two different things :(

    A slipper clutch is designed to slip on the downshifts (ie turning backwards), to prevent 'compression lockup' (as it used to be known) of the back wheel. So the clutch slips as you let the clutch out (or dump it) on a downshift, instead of immediately locking up. If you 'blip' on the downchanges, you don't really use the slipper function. I've never been able to blip, so it's useful for me!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshy View Post
    Unfortunately they are two different things :(

    A slipper clutch is designed to slip on the downshifts (ie turning backwards), to prevent 'compression lockup' (as it used to be known) of the back wheel. So the clutch slips as you let the clutch out (or dump it) on a downshift, instead of immediately locking up. If you 'blip' on the downchanges, you don't really use the slipper function. I've never been able to blip, so it's useful for me!
    Ahhh ok.
    the corse Ecu has reduced engine breaking already,, so locking up should be harder

    You might need to fit one...


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