flattop1 Dawg 89 Feb 21, 2023 #2 I wouldn't want too be much over or near 15 Hp . And expect long life .
G gary10 Member Feb 26, 2023 #5 I’d stay away from the fire. They don’t handle excessive heat well. Stinger handles heat better
flattop1 Dawg 89 Feb 26, 2023 #6 Well now there's recommended. Then there's failure hp. Would i be afraid to use it , no. Would i have a spare , yes . I saw Bergfet with one on a jackshaft 150cc open. Worked fine that night . I never tried it . Chicken i guess.
Well now there's recommended. Then there's failure hp. Would i be afraid to use it , no. Would i have a spare , yes . I saw Bergfet with one on a jackshaft 150cc open. Worked fine that night . I never tried it . Chicken i guess.
flattop1 Dawg 89 Feb 26, 2023 #7 medusa51 said: How many hp can a Hillard fire clutch handle? Click to expand... I saw the extreme duty recently, Advertised for up too 13 hp . Probably no more then 20 % safety/reliability factor .
medusa51 said: How many hp can a Hillard fire clutch handle? Click to expand... I saw the extreme duty recently, Advertised for up too 13 hp . Probably no more then 20 % safety/reliability factor .
Jake3890 Member Feb 27, 2023 #8 medusa51 said: How many hp can a Hillard fire clutch handle? Click to expand... on our open we used a box stock, world formula, Clutch with a jack shaft and it worked great not saying they are the best but definitely consistent
medusa51 said: How many hp can a Hillard fire clutch handle? Click to expand... on our open we used a box stock, world formula, Clutch with a jack shaft and it worked great not saying they are the best but definitely consistent
