WTB one segment of Chines 3/4" centrifugal clutch..please!

#1
Ah yes puppies....nothing like them...... God Bless them........ oh crap.
Took my Chinese 3/4" bore centrifugal chain drive clutch apart to clean the sliding collar and set the parts out to dry in the sun.
I found the spring and five of the clutch pads scattered all over my garage floor. One ,of course, is missing.
wife and I looked for two hours,no find. Puppy was playing. He did not eat the missing part. He loves to play with and stack rocks in a pile by my shop door.
Anyway, I really could use the missing segment ( 1 of six in the clutch) if you have one laying about. I'm really at a loss without that segment.
The clutch seems to be 4" wide,10 tooth,3/4" bore,no maker marks. #40 chain.
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#2
Rob, I've taken both the Max Torque and the Comet centrifugal clutches apart and serviced them. Some of those parts are identical, and I know the clutch shoes are. I bet they are the same as the Chinese clutch you have. The thing is, I recommend changing them all as a set due to wear. You can also get lighter shoes, and different springs. I have played with that stuff as well.

OldMiniBikes has the Max Torque clutch shoes for $3 each. Pretty sure that is for the Max Torque Six Shoe which is what your clone is. https://www.OldMiniBikes.com/max-torque-ss-clutch-shoe.html

Also, you can replace your entire clutch for $16 via Ebay.

Not part of what you are looking for, but as I said, I have done some experimenting on these. I pretty much only run them with the green spring now. The engagement RPM is somewhat higher than the stock silver spring, and it makes these bikes take off in a better RPM range for aging, full sized adults, and not 90 pound 12-year olds as the original silver spring was designed to launch. If you do get a new clutch, order the green spring and swap it. Or send it to me in the next state over, and I will rig it all up for you, as well as ensure the oil lite bushing and fiber washer is set and lubed.
 
#3
Thank you for the link and info. Do you have the part number for the "green" spring,I looked and found nothing listed other than springs for brakes.
 
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