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Current Clutch sprint Chart ?

MSAREV

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I have searched - and nothing.
Just want to know where the stock Polaris ones are at verses the ones i am going to replace mine with...for reference ??

Thanks - Matt
 
Are you looking for a chart with all the springs listed with their rates? If so here it is!
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Thanks for the chart with all the start/finish forces!!! Just to be clear, I'm under the impression that you use a distance of 1.34" (start force at 2.5" minus finish force at 1.19"...) for Polaris/Team springs and a distance of 1.25" (start force at 2.5" minus finish force at 1.25"...) for SLP/EPI springs to calculate the overall spring rate?

I was also wondering if anyone know the distance for Team LWT secondary clutch to calculate secondary spring rates? A chart of secondary spring forces would also be super sweet in this thread if anyone has one???
 
The polaris spring travel stays the same no matter whose springs you use. I think that you may be confusing Cats finish posted by SLP/EPI
 
Nevermind. Cut and paste from another helpful site:


Drive Clutch Springs:

PART# COLOR DIA. LENGTH 2.50-1.19" Lb/inch
7043121 Black 3121 .255 3.05 100-340 183
7041781 Dk Blue/White .225 3.42 120-310 145
7042083 Black/Green .218 3.38 120-340 168
7041818 Black/White .218 3.52 140-320 137
7043342 Black 3342 .218 3.46 140-330 145
7041945 Almond .218 3.65 140-330 145
7041922 Almond/Blue .218 3.75 150-310 122
7041988 Almond/Red .207 4.27 165-310 110
7041816 Almond/Black .200 3.75 165-310 111


TEAM Driven Springs:

PART# COLOR @ 2.2" @ 1.1" Lb/inch
7043062 Red/Yellow 100 150 45
7043060 Red/White 100 200 91
7043059 Red/Green 120 220 90
7043064 Blue/Black 123 203 73
7043061 Red/Silver 125 175 45
7042066 Green/Black 135 198 56
7043057 Red/Blue 140 200 54
7043058 Red/Black 140 240 90
7043069 Red/Pink 140 260 110
7043254 Black 140 300 146
7042181 Blk/Yelow 145 208 56
7043063 Black/Red 155 222 65
7043363 Black/Purple 160 240 72
7043252 Black 160 280 109
7043255 Black 160 300 127
7043253 Black 180 280 91
7043256 Black 180 300 109


Polaris P2 Tab Driven Springs

PART# Length" @ 2.4" @ 1.4" Lb/inch
7043516 4.4 90 135 45
7043517 4.95 115 160 45
7043513 3.85 105 180 73
7043515 4.77 130 180 54.5
7043495 4.74 140 200 60.9
7043514 4.125 125 200 73
7043512 3.74 120 210 91
7043496 4.4 145 220 73
 
The polaris spring travel stays the same no matter whose springs you use. I think that you may be confusing Cats finish posted by SLP/EPI
I know the actual travel is the same for all Polaris clutches but i was under the impression that EPI/SLP specified the finish force at a different (1.25") distance (height) for their springs...
 
I know the actual travel is the same for all Polaris clutches but i was under the impression that EPI/SLP specified the finish force at a different (1.25") distance (height) for their springs...
you are right as I just went and looked at both SLP and EPI sites and they doo show 2.5 and 1.25. I always thought they said it would be more for polaris travel. Can't find that. Same for Goodwins. Sorry about that.
 
No worries Dave, it's all kinda vague inside my head but sometimes it comes out right. LOL

Also, it only changes the rate calculation which a lot of people don't even think about...
 
No worries Dave, it's all kinda vague inside my head but sometimes it comes out right. LOL

Also, it only changes the rate calculation which a lot of people don't even think about...
Polaris clutches are all a little different in the 1.19" load they specify. Some are a little less, some are a little more. Now when you index to get belt to sheave, that changes it too. Machining does too. I personally like to get my Polaris primary finish load at 1.25".
 


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