tonyc
XS650 Guru
Your original measurement.
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my HughsHandBuilt hydrolic clutch install
- Thread starter sseres
- Start date
The slave cylinder. Doesn't it screw in? So you are to pull the ram/piston/cable end out all the way out.
Then screw it in till the distance is the same as where your original cable ended?
Then screw it in till the distance is the same as where your original cable ended?
pregrid
XS650 Guru
If you go to Hugh's website there is a clear and simple pictorial on the how-to
http://search.yahoo.com/r/_ylt=A0oG...7812432/**http://hughshandbuilt.blogspot.com/
Dennis
XS650 Addict
Just ordered one
I hope he still has a few in stock
I hope he still has a few in stock
sseres
XS650 Junkie
Ok, something's been bugging me and I decided to take matters in my own hands, with all apologies to Hugh and anyone else who, unlike me, knows what they're doing. I decided to change out the lever:
It's a standard xs650 silver-nickel break lever inserted on the main brace of the HHB clutch mod. I've drilled 2 holes for these:
Clevis pins!! Attached by a spring (underneath):
Here's a closeup of the bolt I got in the lever to actuate the piston in the handlebar piece. I had to grind it so the head of the bolt didn't trash the rubber around the piston in the handlebar piece:
Many thanks to local fellow xs650 user from up the street: lawgjr!! I take no credit for the awful grinding, but I did it and hope to find a rubber boot or something to cover it up!
It's a standard xs650 silver-nickel break lever inserted on the main brace of the HHB clutch mod. I've drilled 2 holes for these:
Clevis pins!! Attached by a spring (underneath):
Here's a closeup of the bolt I got in the lever to actuate the piston in the handlebar piece. I had to grind it so the head of the bolt didn't trash the rubber around the piston in the handlebar piece:
Many thanks to local fellow xs650 user from up the street: lawgjr!! I take no credit for the awful grinding, but I did it and hope to find a rubber boot or something to cover it up!
lawrgj
XS650 Addict
no problem man, now lets get together and work on grinding.... j/k
