Can anybody reccomend a proven pre-packaged clutch kit? Or maybe something one of you guys have tried? Want a little edge on neighbor kids 660 griz!!! Thanks[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-confused.gif[/img]

 

Aaen , Dalton and Hot Seat offers SP 700 kits, no experiance with any of them.
Heelclickers has a fully adjustable (weights) kit.

how does the SP 700 do against the Griz 660 as it stands?

 

I love the Heelclicker it does a great job & is adjustible. I have also tried the Highlifter super duty clutch it has to high of an engaugement. With the Heelclicker you don't lose any speed any where is just grabs the belt better for less slipping works great. I lost about 5MPH with the Highlifter clutch.

 

Does the HC increase acceleration without the higher rpm engagement? I would like more kick in the bottom except while in low gear!

 

jimmypsp700, off the line I jump out to about a half a length on him and stay there until about 40, then he slowly creeps by me by about 1 length to about 55-60 then we always to let off. never ran top-end yet though. Also he weighs about 140 and I'm 300lbs.

 

I still have my stock spring in for low engaugement. The heelclicker grabs the belt better so you get from point A to point B faster.

 

i have a modified Sport Utility Clutch Kit from Highlifter. The spring and weights in the primary are what comes with the kit (part numbers below if you want to get it from polaris). the back clutch has rollers instead of buttons and a violet HPD spring. it works excellent. i also got rid of my EBS. thats why i can use the violet spring in the back clutch. if you want to keep the EBS then you cant use that spring.

Primary:

Red Spring: PN 7041083
10WH 50.5 gram weight: PN 5630513

look into what Dalton has to offer in secondary clutch springs for EBS

 

Oh Yeah!! i forgot to tell you that my sportsman 500 will eat up a sportsman 700 like its standing still. so maybe my idea is just what you need to put your neighbor in his place... in your dust.

 

I have raced 500's and they don't touch my 700.

 

Not that I'm putting the 500's down they are truly an awsome machine [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img].