RD400 Daytona Special - RPM Question

[m in sc]

measure the banshee steels, they maybe notably thinner than the 400 ones. or not. just check them. .02

[SoCal250]

If you ordered these steels, they are the same as the RD400
   Yamaha 498-16325-00-00 CLUTCH PLATE
I don't seem to have the thickness spec in my notes. But as Mark said, it's best to measure just to be certain.

[m in sc]

-only- reason i mentioned it, somebody in the past had some 'banshee steels' in their rd, and i remember it slipped and when they measured them, they were quite a bit thinner. they were prob something aftermarket, not sure where they came from.

[KANDY]

If you ordered these steels, they are the same as the RD400
   Yamaha 498-16325-00-00 CLUTCH PLATE
I don't seem to have the thickness spec in my notes. But as Mark said, it's best to measure just to be certain.

Banshee and RD400 have the same Part Number : 498-16325-00-00

[m in sc]

I know, if you ordered oem you should be fine. 

[SoCal250]

If you ordered these steels, they are the same as the RD400
   Yamaha 498-16325-00-00 CLUTCH PLATE
I don't seem to have the thickness spec in my notes. But as Mark said, it's best to measure just to be certain.

Banshee and RD400 have the same Part Number : 498-16325-00-00

Correct, that what I said.
But as a side note you should always measure the components to be sure that your clutch stack is the going to be the same.

[KANDY]

Apparently, no Clutch slip, After changing the Clutch and Friction Plates, Bike was showing same increased RPM.
Put a different Tacho of Daytona borrowed from another bike, Now RPM is 120kmph @ 5500 RPM, I guess it is okay.

[m in sc]

that sounds about right.