Got a 56-kick Pan last summer. The bike has 3" open primary(Primo).
Last fall I removed all the clutch plates and left them on the bench. Anyway during the course of the winter the plates all got shuffled together
and I don't remember the order to start putting it back together. Also am unsure of how tight to tighten the three nuts that hold the unit all together.
I e-mailed Primo for some help a few weeks ago but have not heard back from them. What do you guys think?
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Start with a fibre plate, then a metal plate. keep going like that till you have used up all the plates. The factory recommended tightening the adjusting nuts until there was a 31/32 in. gap all round. If you have aftermarket clutch parts, this probably no longer applies. just come up evenly on the nuts until you can kick your motor over against compression without the clutch slipping. Measure the gap between the plates that the springs bear on to make sure it is the same at all points. If your clutch slips whan riding, just come up another half turn at a time until it grips.
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