I'm experimenting now with different springs in the clutch. Dr. Pulley's guidlines say for better take off use stiffer clutch springs and softer pillow springs. I did this over the last two days. Just one step for both. I'm now getting those nice jumps off the line like I did when the HiT clutch was new.
This is somewhat in contradiction to the recommended combination in the instructions, but then their instructions require one to do some interpreting.
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I'm going to cross post this under the thread on the quesstion about the HiT clutch because I want to clarify my answers.
I would recommend you use your HiT clutch like it is for a month or two until you see if it settles down, so to speak.
Even though I've given you the recommendations from Dr. Pulley instructions, I think you should disregard those.
I just installed 14.5kg clutch springs and 20kg pillow springs and I'm getting real nice take offs.
You have to be willing to twist the throttle more than with stock set-up.