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Hilliard Extreme-Duty Centrifugal Clutch - 5/8in. Bore, 12 Tooth, 35 Chain Size

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Hilliard Extreme-Duty clutches are ideal for the everyday demands of go-karts and youth-model snowmobiles. Thermodynamically designed clutch shoe increases the clutchs capacity to absorb heat without damaging the clutch springs, thereby providing a longer service life, even in the most demanding applications. For use with engines up to 8 HP. USA. Application: Sprocket, Chain Type: #35, Bore Diameter (in.): 5/8, Teeth (qty.): 12, Engine: Up to 8 HP, Engagement Speed (RPM): 2,300, Keyway (in.): 3/16, Overload Protection: Yes 5/8in. bore 12 tooth 35 chain size Bi-directional operation Load-free starting Overload protection Easy to install Integral key design Replaceable sprocket Easy-to-change springs Tolerates excessive heat generated by: inexperienced riders, riding with one foot on brake, riding in soft dirt and tall grass, and frequent starts and stops U.S.A.
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Questions & Answers for Hilliard Extreme-Duty Centrifugal Clutch - 5/8in. Bore, 12 Tooth, 35 Chain Size

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Does this clutch engage both clock and counterclock wise?

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Yes, this clutch will engage when turned in both the clockwise and counter clockwise directions.
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Yes, rotation makes no difference.
answered 4 months, 1 week ago
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I have a 5/8 threaded shaft can i secure this clutch to it

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The clutch will fit on any standard 5/8" shaft with a 3/16" keyway. The shaft will need to accept a bolt and washer at the end to bolt this clutch onto the engine.
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answer 2
If you mean internally threaded, than, yes.
If you mean externally threaded it would depend on the length of the shaft.
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What would the difference be between a 10 tooth or 12 tooth clutch for a go cart?

I have a 12 tooth now but I want to know what would the difference be if I put a 10 tooth on.
 
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By changing the clutch in the go kart, the gear ratio would be changed depending on what sprocket and chain are being used.
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That 10 tooth would give you more torque ie better for hills and heavier riders, or on a Kart more low end speed.
The 12 tooth would give you higher top speed.
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How long does the shaft need to be?

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The minimum length for the shaft would be 2 3/4". The shaft needs to be drilled and tapped so you can put an bolt and washer in the end to hold the clutch on.
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