Hi all
This is my first post on here so I hope it's in the correct place.
My questions are

Did the Mc16 ever have a dry cluch?

If not have people fitted a dry cluch to a Mc16 engine

Did all Mc16 bikes have Mc16E at the start of the engine number

Did any mc18 have Mc16 at the start of the engine number

Thanks
Steve
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NSR 250 MC18 SP TERRA
TZR 250 2MA TRACK BIKE PROJECT
RGV 250 VJ21 SCHICK (JUST SOLD)

Hello Steve, and welcome to NSR-WORLD.

TURK wrote:
Did the Mc16 ever have a dry cluch?

Yes, but only as part of the HRC Formula 3 kit. A production MC16 "SP" was never made/sold.

TURK wrote:
If not have people fitted a dry cluch to a Mc16 engine

Yes. It's not a direct fit, but the MC18 R6K and MC21/28 SE/SP transmissions/clutches can all be made to fit relatively easily. Forum members have done it, and I think there are some posts in the "Members Builds" area, but you will need to do some searching.

One member, 2smoke [who unfortunately sold up and moved on to bore strokes a few years ago] raced and MC16 that he'd converted to a dry clutch setup. Try searching for his user name.

TURK wrote:
Did all Mc16 bikes have Mc16E at the start of the engine number

All NSRs (except some HRC and/or replacement engines) will be stamped MC16E. That's the engine type designation.

TURK wrote:
Did any mc18 have Mc16 at the start of the engine number

All of them... see above.
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Thanks that's really helpful.
I'm very new tone NSR's and was a bit concerned when the engine number on my nsr 250 mc18sp (terra) started with MC16-E.