Garelli Clutch 'bite' modification

MC Bodge /
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My Garelli has good mid-top end, but is painfully slow off the mark from the traffic lights.

Has anybody had success in modifying a Garelli rubber clutch to bite at higher rpm?

What oil would be best to allow more slippage but still allow the clutch to hook up properly?

I may try turning my old, swollen clutch on the lathe to make it smaller, but if I go too far it may slip too much at higher speeds.

Thanks.

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