Brock
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The clutch is machined for overdrive, spring pockets are true and relieved, webbing is machined to run tucked weights. I do this on all of them and they've been working great since 2002.
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The clutch is machined for overdrive, spring pockets are true and relieved, webbing is machined to run tucked weights. I do this on all of them and they've been working great since 2002.
Ask if you want it done properly
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The clutch is machined for overdrive, spring pockets are true and relieved, webbing is machined to run tucked weights. I do this on all of them and they've been working great since 2002.
Ask if you want it done properly
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Ok, I'll ask. First, where can I get this done? Second, what are tucked weights? I'm running the SLP setup now; weights, springs and exhaust. Planning on doing the 1.74 gearing this summerView attachment 2023
The clutch is machined for overdrive, spring pockets are true and relieved, webbing is machined to run tucked weights. I do this on all of them and they've been working great since 2002.
Ask if you want it done properly
Brock
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I can do this as I do this for many
Tucked weights are
The heels are tucked so the pin (on spider)sits lower on the profile of weight which increased engagement.
Arctic cat has this for most of their weights in their primary's . I just machine webbing In Polaris primary just in case you wanna run tucked weights as the bottom of the weight would hit if it wasn't machined .
Slp weights are for higher elevation and have a flatter profile then most weights as closer to zero elevation the profile can be more aggressive
Tucked weights are
The heels are tucked so the pin (on spider)sits lower on the profile of weight which increased engagement.
Arctic cat has this for most of their weights in their primary's . I just machine webbing In Polaris primary just in case you wanna run tucked weights as the bottom of the weight would hit if it wasn't machined .
Slp weights are for higher elevation and have a flatter profile then most weights as closer to zero elevation the profile can be more aggressive
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Thanks Brock, I will see how much shipping is from Wisconsin to Ontario Canada.
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How much for two? I am near Madtown
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Chief Cheese, e-mail me badge145@gmail.com. Thanks
Brock
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I charge $100.00 to machine and if it needs a rebuild it's more. The machining process is needed if you want full capabilities and over drive
After this you'll have a wide arrange of springs to use. You can use the cat venom springs after which are a little smaller id and won't bind.More choice is better