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Sprag case grinding

Started by ssevy, June 15, 2017, 05:16:58 PM

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ssevy

I've read through all of the sprag threads, and am aware of the two different tooth counts available. I found the TSB for that discussion, but cannot find one which describes creating relief in the cases for installing the new kit? My VIN number is really low, and while I have the cases apart to replace the output shaft bearing I buggered up, I thought I might just upgrade the sprag too. Most of the youtube videos are on bikes with the access plate being ground, so I just wanted to know if anyone who has done the upgrade can confirm that my '95 will need to have the case ground to fit the new sprag?
Thanks
I may not be big, but I'm slow.

Mustang

 :m

your violating the golden rule ......................"If it ain't broke , don't FUCK with it "

Sin_Tiger

 :iagree clean it up, put a new gator spring on it if you must and just keep the battery in good shape.

Just out of interest, I know Clive Woods made up a tool that was basically a standard cutter from a horizontal mill brazed onto a stub to enable a more precise and tidy means of casing relief for the later sprag assy. but not having done it myself that's as much as I know about the subject.
I used to have long hair, took acid and went to hip joints. Now I long for hair, take antacid and need a new hip joint

threepot

Access plate being ground?? :icon_scratch:
I replaced the sprag on my Trident years back. Because the revised one was slightly wider,I had to remove metal inside the engine with a sharp scraper,and the cavity stuffed full of oily rags!
95 Super111
96 Tiger

Timbox2

Quote from: Mustang on June 16, 2017, 03:42:28 AM
:m

your violating the golden rule ......................"If it ain't broke , don't FUCK with it "

Should be on front page of all Manuals :icon_lol:
2016 Tiger Sport

Sidk

Quote from: Mustang on June 16, 2017, 03:42:28 AM
:m

your violating the golden rule ......................"If it ain't broke , don't FUCK with it "

but there's no fun in that....  :rfl