Im posting this for a friend who is looking for the torque value on the clutch hub nut and the torque on the clutch release screws for a kawasaki 1975 H1F 500 triple cylinder. Any help would be appreciated thanx...also I apologize in advance if this is in the wrong area...new to any forums on here.

 

All I have is the clymer manual and I did not see any specs listed.

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I'm ashamed to admit, I've never actually used a torque wrench on a clutch job. To me, it's like "feeling" the end play adjustment on car-truck wheel bearings.
Hack, I would suggest maybe a quarter turn past snug; something around 18-20 ft lb probably?

 

Thanks for the posts...hoping maybe someone has done this or seen it done so I can pass this on to my friend...he isnt computer literate! lol

 

Is this his first clutch job? No offense (really), it's not a technical operation. He should be able to get a feel for the torque amount when he removes the center bolt and the release bolts. The important thing is to soak your new fiber plates in the oil you're going to use, for about an hour or so, to make sure they are evenly saturated. Double check the order of the clutch "stack" to make sure you get it right on re-assembly.
I own an H1....not a huge deal.