I have a #16 on the sides of my clutch weights and am wondering what that is supposed to mean.I also have a set that have a "G" on the side.Can anyone shed some light on this subject for me?

 

Good question GrimRipper! I've wonder about that too. Maybe some one can help use out.

 

Are you sure those are not Comet weights? They can be used in a Polaris clutch,though. If someone has their Aaen clutch handbook handy, it will tell in the back as he has all the weights listed. If someone hasn't posted by this evening, I will try to remember to look it up for you Ripper. Bubba

 

The 16's are 43 gram weights and the G's are 48 grams, with a lighter weight it will take more engine rpm for clutch shiftout..

 

Thanks fellas,I have been trying to figure out which they were so I can tune my cyclone.The originals were the lighter of the two and I am probably going to go with those.But, I do have another question. I have a blue spring and my original is 1/2 a spring more than that in length.Which should I use for higher "R" shift out?