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Clutch Kit for Suzuki RM 80 1987-1988 RM80 Friction Steel Plates Springs

Clutch Kit for Suzuki RM 80 1987-1988 RM80 Friction Steel Plates Springs

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Clutch Kit for Suzuki RM 80

This clutch kit for Suzuki RM 80 models from 1987 to 1988 includes friction plates, steel plates, and springs to bring back crisp clutch engagement and dependable power transfer on the RM80 minibike.

Overview

This complete clutch kit for Suzuki RM 80 refreshes the clutch pack on 1987 and 1988 RM80 machines with new friction plates, steel plates, and springs. It provides everything needed to restore consistent engagement for riders rebuilding a worn or slipping clutch. The kit suits anyone servicing a vintage RM80 for track or trail use.

Built For Performance

  • Bundles friction plates, steel plates, and springs in one kit
  • Friction plates built for smooth, repeatable engagement
  • Steel plates designed to resist heat-related warping
  • Springs sized to keep clamping force and lever feel consistent
  • Direct replacement fit for the RM80 clutch assembly

Fits These Machines

  • for Suzuki RM 80 1987
  • for Suzuki RM 80 1988

On-The-Job Use

  • Minibike motocross riding and racing
  • Trail riding where frequent clutch use is common
  • Rebuilding a worn clutch pack during engine service
  • Refreshing a vintage RM80 project or restoration

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) RM80 clutch kit
Kit Contents Friction plates, steel plates, springs
Fitment Years 1987-1988
Machine Suzuki RM 80

Good To Know

Q: Should the friction plates be soaked in oil before I install this clutch kit? A: Soaking the friction plates in the same oil used in the machine for around 30 minutes before assembly helps them engage correctly from the first start. Follow the service manual for the exact procedure and torque values.

Q: What symptoms mean the clutch on my RM80 needs a rebuild? A: Slipping under acceleration, a dragging clutch, or engagement only at the very end of lever travel usually point to a worn clutch pack. Comparing plate thickness and spring free length to the service limit confirms whether replacement is needed.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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