Apico Steel Clutch Plates - CPS410-7
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The Apico Steel Clutch Plates (CPS410-7) are designed for Suzuki RM250 owners who prioritize long-term durability and consistent clutch performance in motocross and enduro environments. These plates serve as a direct, high-quality replacement for standard OEM components, offering a harder-wearing steel construction that outlasts traditional alloy plates; however, users should ensure they are pairing these with compatible friction plates to maintain optimal clutch engagement.
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| Model Part Number | CPS410-7 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Apico |
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FAQs
Are these plates compatible with my Suzuki RM250?
Yes, the CPS410-7 kit is engineered as an exact replacement for the specified Suzuki RM250 models.
Do I need to replace my friction plates at the same time?
It is highly recommended to replace both steel and friction plates as a set to ensure even wear and optimal performance.
Why choose steel over alloy plates?
Steel plates are significantly more durable and harder-wearing, making them ideal for high-stress motocross and enduro applications.
Will these plates affect the weight of my bike?
While steel is heavier than aluminum, the weight difference is minimal and typically does not impact the bike's overall handling or performance for the vast majority of riders.
Can I use standard gearbox oil with these plates?
Yes, these plates are designed to function with standard motorcycle-specific gearbox oil suitable for your bike.
Troubleshooting
Clutch feels grabby or inconsistent
Check that the friction plates were soaked in oil before installation and verify that the clutch cable free-play is adjusted correctly.
Clutch slipping under heavy load
Verify the stack height of the entire clutch pack is within the manufacturer's specified range and check the condition of your clutch springs.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Significantly higher wear resistance than stock alloy plates
- Precision-engineered for a drop-in fit on Suzuki RM250 models
- Maintains consistent clutch engagement under heavy load
- Cost-effective alternative to OEM hardware
- Durable construction reduces the frequency of clutch maintenance
Cons
- Heavier than aluminum alternatives, though the impact on performance is negligible for most riders
- Requires proper installation and break-in with new friction plates
- May require checking clutch pack stack height to ensure proper fitment
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation should be performed by a qualified mechanic or an experienced owner with the proper service manual for the Suzuki RM250. To ensure the longest life, always soak new friction plates in fresh gearbox oil for at least 30 minutes before installation alongside the steel plates. When installing, verify that there are no burrs or notches in the clutch basket, as these can cause the new plates to stick or wear prematurely. After installation, perform a final check of the clutch cable free-play to ensure it meets factory specifications. Periodic inspection of the gearbox oil for metallic debris is recommended to monitor the break-in process.