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Thu Feb 28, 2008 8:23 am
That piece should only be breaking if you're doing something very wrong. I have worked on a ton of SR transmissions and I have yet to see anyone thoroughly trash a trans unless they just plain don't take care of them and abuse the f*** out of them.
On a side note, the SR trans is not weak. It's easily capable of holding 400 HP, but like any transmission, if you're doing 6k RPM clutch dumps, something is bound to take a sh1t on you. Just be glad it's that thing, and not the shaft bearing.
Inspect the clutch fork to make sure it's not putting undue stress on the cover neck. To break that many tells me something is going wrong with the way the forks are being installed, or perhaps the type of T.O. bearing being used.
Another, less likely cuplrit could be the shaft bearing. If its getting old and wobbly (read over-abused), I could possible see it making contact with the cover neck and snapping it off under load. However, I have never seen something like that happen. When the shaft bearings start to go, they tend to make gears not want to mesh correctly instead. However, you would be doing yourself a favor to inspect the input shaft to make sure it's not making contact with the neck.