stronger springs?

[Jammtee]

is there stronger centrifugal clutch springs for an 185s. or a stall kit for my bike

[tri again]

I use mine for pulling impossible things like trees and nver had a real issue with slipping.

Did some funny slippery additive get into your oil?

What is it (not) doing?
that makes you want stronger springs?

[cr480r]

sounds like he wants to raise the stall speed. if no springs can be found you could try lightening up the shoes

[Jammtee]

lightening the shoes? i not sure what you mean by that. but to answer the question, i am trying to raise the stall speed. the reason why is i don't have the power to spin the tires at low rpm. so by raising the rpm before the clutch engages means i go further into my powerband before the motor takes on strain. i am running 27" vampires with axle paddles so it takes a little ass to spin them.

[WIkid500]

You would be better off just pressing down or up a bit on the clutch lever and using it like a hand clutch. Once it's clicked into gear the last bit of movement in the shift lever engages the clutch plates in the transmission. Let the secondary clutch plates slip a little and spin the tires as they are usually cheaper to replace than the centrifugal clutch and it's counter parts.

[tri again]

It's easy to miss but like wkid500 said,
pop into a gear but let off the shifter slowly,
it's like slipping a regular clutch.

Sounds like you are in some serious bayou country

[fabiodriven]

lightening the shoes? i not sure what you mean by that

It would do the same thing as installing heavier springs.

[Jammtee]

how would you lighten the shoes?

[fabiodriven]

Drill holes in them.