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1999-2001 Triumph Sprint RS (Up to VIN 139276) Clutch Kit Steel & Friction Plates T1170716 T1170713 Generic

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1999-2001 Triumph Sprint RS (Up to VIN 139276) Clutch Kit Steel & Friction Plates T1170716 T1170713 GenericClutch Plate Kit Friction & Steel Plates for Triumph Daytona Tiger 955 Sprint RS ST 1997 2006 FEATURES: Kit includes 9 friction plates on tempered steel cores and 8 tempered steel drive plates. Plates feature a starburst groove pattern for maximum heat dissipation and oil circulation. Increased flywheel effect of steel plates improves power spread. More stronger, more positive clutch engagement ideal for high performance stroker motors. This kit

Clutch Plate Kit - Friction & Steel Plates for Triumph Daytona Tiger 955 Sprint RS/ST 1997-2006

FEATURES:
Kit includes 9 friction plates on tempered steel cores and 8 tempered steel drive plates.
Plates feature a starburst groove pattern for maximum heat dissipation and oil circulation.
Increased flywheel effect of steel plates improves power spread.
More stronger, more positive clutch engagement ideal for high-performance stroker motors.
This kit overcomes the stack heigh problem by completely resetting the vehicles clutch stack height.
Professional installation would be highly recommend without instructions.

SPECIFICATIONS:
Condition: Aftermarket 100% Brand New
Material: Aramid Fiber / Steel
Type: Cluth Kit
Style: Replacement Compete Kit

REFERENCE PART NUMBER(S):
T1170716
T1170713
T1170714

FITMENT:
Fits Triumph Daytona 955i 1998-2000
Fits Triumph Speed Triple (EFI) 1997-2001
Fits Triumph Sprint RS (Up to VIN 139276) 1999-2001
Fits Triumph Sprint ST (Up to VIN 139276) 1999-2001
Fits Triumph T595 Daytona 1997
Fits Triumph Tiger 900cc (From VIN 71699) 1997-1998
Fits Triumph Tiger 955cc (Up to VIN 198874) 1999-2004
Fits Triumph Tiger 955 (From VIN 198875) 2004-2006

PACKAGE INCLUDED:
8x Steel Separator Plates
9x Clutch Friction Plates

NOTE:
Rebuilding the clutch by replacing the friction plates merely does not often achieve this accurately.
Especially when separator plates have been worn,this kit can solve this problem perfectly.
Please check pictures for more details.

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