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    Default Changing out the RTS clutch lever for an Adjustable lever

    Has anyone done this yet? I used to have a pazzo adjustable lever on my 2008 RS. But it seems the RTS has this small switch on the underside of the lever... Not sure of its purpose. Anyone know?
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    Default Adjustable lever

    Quote Originally Posted by Sopher View Post
    Has anyone done this yet? I used to have a pazzo adjustable lever on my 2008 RS. But it seems the RTS has this small switch on the underside of the lever... Not sure of its purpose. Anyone know?
    RT-S has adjustable clutch lever stock, Push lever foward set wheel on top of lever from 1-4, 4 being shortest throw, I use 4 for quicker shifts,
    Switch under lever is micro switch to let Spyder know you have clutch pulled...

    Freebob...

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    Sopher, the switch under the SM5 clutch lever is to allow engine starting while still in gear if you engage the clutch (pull the lever). You could eliminate it, but that'd be unsafe and I don't recommend it. See pages 399, 405 and 406 of the RT Service Manual.
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    Quote Originally Posted by freebob View Post
    RT-S has adjustable clutch lever stock, Push lever foward set wheel on top of lever from 1-4, 4 being shortest throw, I use 4 for quicker shifts,
    Switch under lever is micro switch to let Spyder know you have clutch pulled...

    Freebob...

    Ya, the #4 setting is still too much reach. The same was on my '08 RS. Thats why I replaced it on my RS!
    RT-S # 352; Timeless Black... faster than any other color. Mods: EasternBeaver PC8 Fuse Box, 12v digital dashboard display, RearTrunk internal Lights.
    Pioneer XMP3 hardwired, KewlMetal highway foot rests, PolkAudio Speaker upgrades (dxi525 & dxi400), Custom Garmin Nuvi bracket and wiring, Panel Savers, Custom LED array third brake light and rear signal LED's. Custom mud flap lights. Daytime Running Lights (3wattsx6). Heated Corbin seat with 'Lamonster' cut. JBL 400watt Amp,
    Other secret mods.

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    Quote Originally Posted by freebob View Post
    Switch under lever is micro switch to let Spyder know you have clutch pulled...
    It also cancels the cruise control when the clutch is pulled
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