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MKIII trouble shifting while engine is running
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Very notched. Sintered bronze plates likely.It is showing some wear but not as badly worn as the one I removed from my Mk3.
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Yes, replaced with Surflex (S2125/B) fibre although they still have steel backing plates, same as the bronze.
Kupplung S2125/B
Bei diesem Angebot handelt es sich um ein neues Surflex-Kupplungskit (5 Reibbelag-Scheiben f ür NORTON COMMANDO 750/850 ...
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Do you find steel backing plates advantageous to aluminum? Though I haven't seen enough mention of it to appear to be a huge issue, the wear at the teeth of the old Barnett set I replaced has me wondering.Yes, replaced with Surflex (S2125/B) fibre although they still have steel backing plates, same as the bronze.
Kupplung S2125/B
Bei diesem Angebot handelt es sich um ein neues Surflex-Kupplungskit (5 Reibbelag-Scheiben f ür NORTON COMMANDO 750/850 ...uk-motors.de
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Anthony
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I've never used Barnett alloy-backed friction plates so I can't comment but the plate tangs apparently wear more rapidly so an owner ends up replacing the plates instead of the clutch centre.
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