Save yourself some money on a clutch tool

mac900rmk · 02-12-2008, 11:56 AM

I'm not sure why this never crossed my mind...
I bought a clutch holding tool from Royal Distributing so I could remove the primary or re-torque the nut to specs.

I was looking around the web for some help on my brother's rev and came across some pictures where they used a tie-down strap to hold the primary clutch. Hooked one end on the primary and the other end on the running boards or another solid part of the sled.

I've got lots of tie-downs laying around and I never thought of this.

BIGFOOT · 02-12-2008, 12:16 PM

Originally Posted by mac900rmk

I'm not sure why this never crossed my mind...
I bought a clutch holding tool from Royal Distributing so I could remove the primary or re-torque the nut to specs.

I was looking around the web for some help on my brother's rev and came across some pictures where they used a tie-down strap to hold the primary clutch. Hooked one end on the primary and the other end on the running boards or another solid part of the sled.

I've got lots of tie-downs laying around and I never thought of this.

Heard of that before ! Then seen kind of the same picture in the (Redneck Tech Magazine) !

02-12-2008, 11:56 AM	#1 (permalink)
mac900rmk Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Calgary Posts: 266 Casino Cash: $258958 Thanks: 84 Thanked 142 Times in 81 Posts No Classified Ratings	Save yourself some money on a clutch tool I'm not sure why this never crossed my mind... I bought a clutch holding tool from Royal Distributing so I could remove the primary or re-torque the nut to specs. I was looking around the web for some help on my brother's rev and came across some pictures where they used a tie-down strap to hold the primary clutch. Hooked one end on the primary and the other end on the running boards or another solid part of the sled. I've got lots of tie-downs laying around and I never thought of this.

02-12-2008, 12:16 PM	#2 (permalink)
BIGFOOT Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Stony Plain Posts: 2,283 Casino Cash: $1258494 Thanks: 1,033 Thanked 724 Times in 506 Posts No Classified Ratings	Re: Save yourself some money on a clutch tool Originally Posted by mac900rmk I'm not sure why this never crossed my mind... I bought a clutch holding tool from Royal Distributing so I could remove the primary or re-torque the nut to specs. I was looking around the web for some help on my brother's rev and came across some pictures where they used a tie-down strap to hold the primary clutch. Hooked one end on the primary and the other end on the running boards or another solid part of the sled. I've got lots of tie-downs laying around and I never thought of this. *Heard of that before ! Then seen kind of the same picture in the (Redneck Tech Magazine) !* __________________ *RMK* *MIKE* *900/166* "*BIG-FOOT*"

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