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Old 09-09-2008, 05:57 AM
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Default how does an automatic clutch motor kit work?

how does an automatic clutch motor kit work?
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Old 09-09-2008, 08:52 AM
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Default Re: how does an automatic clutch motor kit work?

The clutch is spring-loaded so when the motor hits a certain rpm, the clutch will automatically engage.
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Default Re: how does an automatic clutch motor kit work?

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how does an automatic clutch motor kit work?
IF YOUR TALKING ABOUT A CENTRIFIGUL (MURDERED THAT) CLUTCH THERE WILL BE SPRING LOADED CLUTCH PADS INSIDE A DRUM AND ONCE ENGINE RPS ARE FAST ENOUGH TO OVERCOME THE SPRING PRESSURE THE CLUTCH PADS EXTEND TO MAKE CONTACT WITH THE DRUM AND WHEN YOU LET OFF OF THE THROTTLE THE CLUTCH PADS RETURN TO REST .
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