Ive got a 1992 suzuki vs800 and i put a new clutch in it but it still slips when it gets warmed up im sure that i got all plates in order and i tightened all the bolts by the specs and as the slave cylender work good your assitance would be appreated

As you mentioned,clutch replaced and all plates are in order.Still it needs to be checked,to confirm:--- First of all check,Does the clutch lever release "sharply" and snap back after engagement? then lean bike over drain about a quart of oil, take off access cover to clutch and check to see if you have any broken clutch springs or loose spring.If thats looks o.k. you"ll probably need to remove clutch plates and readjust.To confirm this give a real quick check when you ride the bike smell the oil, does it smell burnt? if it does, the plates are probably no good or out of its alignment. -------------- Also try re adjusting the clutch.To do this loosen the clutch adjusting jam nut and turn the adj screw clockwise until the bike bearly starts to creep forward, then back off the screw 1/4 turn, tighten jam nut and then check.Also check for any clutch oil/fluid leak.If noticed then it can be the problem.---------- Motorcycle engines do not do well using synthetic oil, or oils with "special" additives or "friction reducers". Drain whatever is in the gearbox and refill with 10w40 motor oil.
------------ This troubleshooting should help.Thanks.Helpmech.