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    Posted: 22 Jan 2011 at 12:34pm
I have 1 stuck and while I have it out would like to replace it with the HD11 style clutch. Does anyone have a set for sale?  Will it make a difference with the HD11 style in one side and the standard HD6 in the other side?
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Only the disc are the same
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All the disks are the same in the 5, 6, 11 machines as to size and index, the steel plates interchange but 11 have the ceramic buttons rather than fiber and 5 / 6 have less plates in pack .. Would it make a difference NO but if your going to upgrade I would do both sides at same time. As the clutch is either engaged or disengaged it's not like it cares. But then for slip or wear or getting oil on disks or having the fiber rust to the plates , do both sides and get it over with .
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