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WPP3060 Wiseco Forged Clutch Basket for Honda CRF450R CRF 450R 2013-2016

WPP3060 Wiseco Forged Clutch Basket for Honda CRF450R CRF 450R 2013-2016

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Forged Clutch Basket for Honda CRF450R

This Wiseco forged clutch basket is a direct-fit replacement clutch component for the Honda CRF450R, designed to restore smooth clutch engagement and stand up to repeated abuse. It cross-references OEM part number WPP3060 for easy matching to your machine.

Overview

This forged clutch basket for Honda CRF450R is built to replace a worn or notched factory basket and keep clutch action consistent under load. The forged construction resists flex and wear better than a cast basket, making it a smart choice for racers and hard-riding trail users. If your CRF450R clutch feels grabby or the plates hang up, this forged clutch basket is the fix.

Built For Performance

  • Forged aluminum construction for greater strength than a cast basket
  • Precision-machined fingers for smooth clutch plate travel
  • Resists notching from repeated clutch engagement
  • Direct fit for the Honda CRF450R clutch assembly
  • Cross-references OEM part number WPP3060
  • Built to handle the torque of a 450cc motocross engine

Fits These Machines

  • for Honda CRF450R 2013
  • for Honda CRF450R 2014
  • for Honda CRF450R 2015
  • for Honda CRF450R 2016

On-The-Job Use

  • Motocross track racing where clutch feel matters lap after lap
  • Trail and enduro riding with frequent clutch modulation
  • Practice sessions and heat cycles that wear out stock baskets
  • Rebuilding a tired clutch assembly during a top-end refresh

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) WPP3060
Type Forged clutch basket
Material Forged aluminum
Position Clutch assembly

Good To Know

Q: Do I need any special tools to install this clutch basket? A: A clutch holding tool and a torque wrench are commonly used, and a service manual for your CRF450R will list the correct torque specs. Many riders pair a new basket with fresh clutch plates and springs for the best results.

Q: How do I know if my clutch basket needs replacing? A: Notched or grooved fingers where the clutch plates ride are the usual sign, along with a notchy or grabby lever feel. Inspecting the basket during a clutch service is the easiest way to catch wear early.

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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