Gsxr1100 m 91 clutch stack order / height

[fredbcj]

Hello, I bought the bike being told its clutch is dragging / hard to get into neutral, changed to ebc, as some friction plates had wear, always had a slight slip, daily ride, read it is driven plate first (friction plate?) I think this is where I went wrong, in my head driven is outer cage from Crank, so friction plate, 

Anyway has a muck around and set it up as I think mechanically, 

Steel first to protect the aluminium skirt friction next until full, with a steel last to protect the aluminium pressure plate, 

Best its ever worked, goes into neutral fine, can lay the power down, on standard 2 diaghphram pressure washers,  the outer pressure plate has 4mm still meshed when I pull the clutch in fully,  Is this order correct,   any info would be greatly received, 

[wraith]

I wouldn't worry about it for now because within 100 miles you will be needing to replace the ebc plates you have put in (as they are shit) then you can sort any other problems you have in the clutch 

[fredbcj]

Yes I have been told this, came unopened with the bike, I will enjoy wearing em out,  

Recommendations for clutch fibre plates? (been told standard)  who supplies them on here, have a good weekend 

[Captain Chaos]

41 minutes ago, fredbcj said:

with a steel last to protect the aluminium pressure plate, 

not according to https://www.motorcyclespareparts.eu/en/suzuki-parts/1991-gsx-r1100-motorcycles/clutch

[fredbcj]

I know, I've followed the images before, 

[Duckndive]

As Chaos Said

You start with a Steel "Driven Plate"  then Fibre "Friction Plate" then steel then fibre  blah blah etc then finish with a Fibre............ 

[wraith]

As to fiber plates OEM

[fredbcj]

I tried finishing on a fibre n it slipped, so chucked another steel, in, I can do changes in 5 minutes n test so all good, anyone got some good standards for sale, I have a fair few good ones, 1 or 2 standard fibre plates will do 

[wraith]

1 hour ago, fredbcj said:

 anyone got some good standards for sale, I have a fair few good ones, 1 or 2 standard fibre plates will do 

Try the wanted section  more people may look at it 

[Duckndive]

On 7/17/2020 at 10:53 PM, fredbcj said:

I tried finishing on a fibre n it slipped, so chucked another steel, in, I can do changes in 5 minutes n test so all good, anyone got some good standards for sale, I have a fair few good ones, 1 or 2 standard fibre plates will do 

that would point to low stack height "worn fibres" and the extra steel is just taking up the slack so to speak 

 

[fredbcj]

I will take it apart and document what is in there, from there we can discuss, all still good 

[jonny1bump]

Remember Camfer side of all plates towards engine.

Edited July 21, 2020 by jonny1bump

[fredbcj]

Yes did that from having difficulty with a off road buggy clutch, I still haven't took it apart, happy thrashing it round the cotswolds