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Newbie hear, I've done a lot of looking on the site but have not found any specs on the minimum thickness for the clutch pads or minimum inner diameter of the clutch housing of a 2004 Suzuki lt80.  Before I started the teardown, the belt was slipping alot at low speeds and I'm wondering if the 20 year old clutch is at the end of its life. I've ordered a new belt, checked the rollers for flat spots and any wear on the primary transmission, all looks good. I'll clean the rollers and re-grease them before reinstalling. Thanks for any help. 

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