[Rhinoman50]

Looking at a new clutch I don't need anything crazy not planning on any big mods just a 13T, new air filter, and possibly some mud tires in the future. My clutch is shot from the wrong oil, I know noob mistake:nuts:.
I know the EBC is good http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/43/53/210/895/-/-/228926/

What about Driveline performance anybody ever heard of it or running it?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/HONDA-TRX70...Parts_Accessories&vxp=mtr&hash=item43aa0bd0b8

 

[M_Quick]

http://www.club700xx.com/vb/showthread.php?t=7303

 

[BuckeyeXX]

So I take it after you put in the correct oil it was still slipping? You will be surprised at what a difference a good quality oil will do for your clutch. You might just need to keep flushing out the wrong oil with the correct oil. Worth a shot unless you just want to put a new clutch in.

 

[jfdanie2]

If your clutch is slipping that bad you need to replace the fibers and the steels om sure they are burnt up.

 

[Rhinoman50]

I didn't even try the clutch looks bad and its gritty it feels like its dissolving almost. From all the water possibly? Either way I am going to try the new clutch with rotella oil and see how that works out

 

[Baxter]

I looked up Shell Rotella which seems to be a diesel engine oil. I would choose an oil , that was made for a 4 stroke with a wet clutch. It may cost more but oil is cheaper to change than engine parts. Just my thoughts.

 

[leatherneck]

so what kind of oil do u recomend , first time 700x, just purchased it

:atv:

So I take it after you put in the correct oil it was still slipping? You will be surprised at what a difference a good quality oil will do for your clutch. You might just need to keep flushing out the wrong oil with the correct oil. Worth a shot unless you just want to put a new clutch in.

 

[700xxchris]

:atv:

oem honda 4 stroke oil

 

[jfdanie2]

Amsoil 0w-40 full synthetic atv oil

 

[BuckeyeXX]

I run Mobil 1 racing 4t for wet clutch. You can pick it up at any parts store for about 9 bucks or so.

 

[roadkill]

Whatever oil you end up using, DO NOT use any oil that says "Energy Conserving" on the container... These oils are NOT safe for a wet clutch as they have various additives in them that can F up your wet clutch.

roadkill

 

[700xxchris]

what about the barnet clutch

 

[roadkill]

what about the barnet clutch

Even though I think the Barnett clutch is more for the sport bike market, what they make for our quad doesn't change it from being a "wet clutch".

roadkill

 

[Rhinoman50]

ended up with a driveline clutch with honda gn4 oil about 20-25 hard hours on it and it works GREAT! thanks for the help guys:thanks: