Build should be pushing high 130's 140 squared. Build currently has Harley's VPC and SE heavy spring. Would Barnett extra plate kit be overkill or insurance?
Barnett X-plate kit / S-E spring and AIM VPC does it on my 124". 139/141 SAE
I'm using the Barnett extra plate Kevlar, plus the BDL ball bearing lock up on my built 120.
Running a fairly sticky sports compound tire , and appears to work well.
check the Alto Carbonite +1 kit ;)
best clutch you can buy,BANDIT
Quote from: prodrag1320 on January 27, 2019, 04:49:24 AM
best clutch you can buy,BANDIT
:agree: Super happy with the Bandit on my 120" for the last 6 years. Their support is second to none.
Rick
I can't make my Bandit slip at 145 /150 ish. ..... aaaaannnd there is a new unused Bandit for sale in the swap section this morning that may work for you. :wink:
If you're making big power and adding a clutch that grabs a good basket should be included.
Good point. All supporting parts have to match the threshold.
I have a Bandit Sportsman in my RG with a 124.
Couldn't be happier. As they say, set it and forget it.
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nope...that's not a Bandit.
I see you deleted your post the same time I replied.
I agree with the "Bandit". :up:
If your going to make some serious power...buy a Bandit and be done. I went down the clutch road in search of a clutch that would hold over 130 hp. I ran the Primo Pro clutch with their lock up, and a Barnett with their lock up. Neither has held up and delivered the power like a Bandit clutch has for me. I have clutch graph sheets from the dyno that proved it to me.
I also agree...when you get to the power level your talking about a stronger clutch basket is also needed.
I would like to add that the Bandit Sportsman is holding my power without a VPC type of device.