EBC SRK Series Clutch Kit - SRK7022
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This EBC SRK Series Clutch Kit (SRK7022) is designed for Harley Davidson XR1200 models from 2008-2010, offering enhanced durability for both street and track use. It features aramid fiber-lined friction plates, steel separator plates, and robust springs. While it provides superior performance and longevity, users should ensure proper installation to avoid premature wear.
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| Model Part Number | SRK7022 |
|---|---|
| Brand | EBC |
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FAQs
What models is the EBC SRK7022 Clutch Kit compatible with?
This kit is designed exclusively for Harley Davidson XR1200 models produced from 2008 to 2010.
What components are included in this clutch kit?
The kit includes aramid fiber-lined friction plates, steel separator plates, and clutch springs.
Do I need to break in the new clutch?
Yes, it is recommended to break in the clutch over 200-300 miles of normal riding to ensure proper mating of the friction surfaces.
Can this clutch kit be used for everyday street riding?
Yes, it is designed for both hard street use and racetrack applications, offering enhanced durability.
What is the advantage of aramid fiber friction plates?
Aramid fiber provides superior heat resistance and consistent engagement, leading to better performance and longevity under stress compared to standard materials.
Is professional installation required?
While not strictly mandatory, professional installation by a qualified mechanic is highly recommended due to the complexity of clutch replacement.
Troubleshooting
Clutch slipping
Ensure the clutch is properly adjusted and that the primary fluid level is correct. Verify that all clutch plates were installed in the correct order and are not contaminated with oil.
Difficulty shifting gears
Check that the clutch is fully disengaging. Ensure proper cable or hydraulic adjustment. Verify that the clutch plates are not sticking together.
Abnormal clutch noise
Inspect clutch springs for damage or incorrect installation. Ensure all components within the clutch basket are securely fastened and not rattling.
Premature wear
Confirm correct installation and proper break-in procedure. Ensure the primary fluid is of the correct type and level, and avoid excessive 'riding' of the clutch.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Improved durability for demanding riding conditions.
- High-quality materials ensure consistent performance.
- Designed for both street and racetrack applications.
- Complete kit simplifies replacement.
- Enhanced heat resistance compared to stock clutches.
Cons
- Installation requires mechanical knowledge and specific tools.
- May require clutch lever adjustment for optimal feel.
- Higher performance may lead to faster wear if not properly maintained.
- Not compatible with models outside the specified Harley Davidson XR1200 range (2008-2010).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: This kit is specifically designed for the Harley Davidson XR1200 models manufactured between 2008 and 2010 (Manufacturer Part Number: SRK7022).
Setup: Installation of a clutch kit requires disassembly of the primary drive and clutch basket. It is recommended that this installation be performed by a qualified mechanic or an experienced individual. Ensure all components are clean and properly lubricated according to the vehicle's service manual before installation. Proper torque settings for all fasteners are critical.
Care: To ensure longevity and optimal performance, regularly inspect the clutch for any signs of wear or damage. Maintain the correct primary fluid level as specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Avoid aggressive clutch use during the break-in period (typically 200-300 miles of normal riding) to allow the plates to bed in properly.