Can a kit be put in with little to no diffiiculty?

 

Try this site. www.arcticchat.com

There are alot of people, and posts there that i use for my Arctic Cat mechanical issues. If not, im sure someone will chime in. I dont have a 400, and ive never done a clutch kit, so i cant be more help. Good luck!

 

I did a clutch kit on my Yamaha Wolverine 450 4x4, I do not know how mechanical you are and what kind of tools you have available, But I did not have much trouble. If you search for Wolverine and check all topics then you should see my post with instructions under <u>Wolverine 450 EPI Clutch Kit</u>. I would think that the same basic principles would apply and you should get instructions with your kit when you buy it.

 

Sometimes they say you need a clutch puller, but if you are good with a screwdriver and your hands you don't need it. But, if you can follow directions I am sure you can put the kit in.

 

I am interested in a kit, where do they sell them for the V2?

 

check out https://www.erlandsonperformance.com...tilityarticcat for your clutch kit.

 

I also found they have a mudder kit as well here is that link


https://www.erlandsonperformance.com...ode=arctmudder

 

Dennis kirk has a good selection of clutch kits for the 650 v2. You can also check out Highlifter. Hey v2 if you put a kit in yours let me know how it does. Epi makes one that you use with the dyna tek you can see it at their web site. Also I was reading in one of my atv mags that the belt by highlifter is supposed to be one of the best because it is made out of kevlar. So I went to their site and it is a dayco hpx (high performance extreme) So I may get a dayco belt for mine.

 

I have one, and havnt needed it yet. But i heard the best belt is the brute force 750 belt. What is a link to epi website?

 

Go to erlansonperformance.com