Description
Malossi Maxi Delta Clutch for GY6, Genuine Buddy 125+, Kymco. The clutch engages the rear wheel as engine speed rises; clutch springs set how early it grabs. Built to fit Genuine Buddy 125, Genuine Buddy.
A worn clutch shudders, slips or engages late. Stiffer springs make the clutch engage at a higher RPM for stronger launches. Confirm the clutch bell diameter and fitment for your engine.
Product details
Malossi has done it again. The best in Italian performance just made upgrading your GY6, Genuine 125/15/170, Kymco 125/150, or SYM 125/150 a whole lot nicer and way more Italianer. Put the Malossi Delta Clutch up against anything. We dare you!
This clutch features a spring preload adjustment that allows you to fine tune the RPM at which the arms release and engage. To adjust the preload, you loosen the Allen bolt and shift the indexed spring retainer plate in the direction you want. Shifting it to the right loosens tension on the spring and allows the clutch to engage to at a lower RPM. Shifting it to the left increases the tension on the spring, meaning the clutch needs to spin at a higher RPM in order to engage.
It weighs 1054 g and has an inner brace. The pads measure 48 mm x 23 mm.
Fits:
All GY6 Based Engines
Genuine Buddy 125, 150, 170
Genuine Buddy Kick 125
Kymco Agility 125
Kymco People 150
Kymco Super 8 and 9 150
SYM 125 and 150
Lance 125 and 150
Specifications
- Fits: All GY6 based engines, Genuine Buddy 125/150/170, Genuine Buddy Kick 125, Kymco and SYM 125/150, Lance 125/150
- Part type: Clutches & Clutch Springs
- Condition: New
Fitment
Fits:
- GY6 based engines
- Genuine Buddy 125, 150 and 170
- Genuine Buddy Kick 125
- Kymco Agility 125
- Kymco People 150
- Kymco Super 8 and 9 150
- SYM 125 and 150
- Lance 125 and 150
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