Originally posted by ERGAL
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L'Hayabusa lo faceva in maniera molto minore ma lo faceva...credo sia la particolare frizione che monta quel motore...progettata per slittare leggermente altrimenti cambi le gomme ogni weekend. Infatti la modifica alla frizione ? un classico del tuning per questo motore, per le gare di drag racing soprattutto. Oppure ? un effetto collaterale dell'antisaltellamento.

The Brock's Performance Clutch Mod assembly disables the factory Suzuki back-torque cam assembly (sometimes mistakenly known as a "slipper clutch"). This allows the rider to perform a smooth launch as opposed to the grab-n-jerk associated with trying to launch a stock machine from a dead stop.
This kit includes shim spacers to slightly increase clutch pressure without causing chatter or a lack of top end speed.
Brock's idea of a Clutch Mod...If every hundredth of a second (and smallest detail!) counts in your world also, this is the Clutch Mod for you! Thoroughly tested in some of the highest power bikes in the country, this mod attacks the rotating mass equation in the Hayabusa clutch area. The additional energy no longer required to rotate the weight of a standard Clutch Mod can now be used to push the bike forward...quicker!
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