How do you like it?

 

SP70003, I have one, but it's not in my machine. I don't think it's got a high enough shift out rate for the Heelclicker. If you're looking for something with a little higher engagement, but not as much shift out as the heelclicker spring, let me know your expectations on engagement rpm over stock. I've identified a couple other springs that should work.

 

I have the orange heelclicker spring in but I think it has to high of a shift out like 260lbs and my rpms are around 6200 with 1.2s 4.3c 4.3t . I weighed my heelclicker weights and the are 62.7 grams. My top speed is not what it used to be its around low 60's. It seems like it takes a long time for the orange spring to shift all the way out. What spring do you recommend I don't want a real high engaugment but would like to stay in my power range.

 

I'm runnin the Polaris green in my 500ho with stock clutching except for a Dayco HD belt. Gives me alot more low end which I need for turning my 27" Bi/Tri Claws. Pulls good in mid range, but top end takes a lil bit longer to acheieve. Shaved my speed down 1-2mph on top but I dont care!

 

The polaris green spring has a shiftout at 143lbs which will lower my rpms I just hope it don't lower them to much. The stock blue/green spring seems to shift out to fast and has some bog the orange heelclicker spring seems to shift out to slow and the rpms are high threw the whole throttle. I want something in between.

 

It will lower your rpm a lot with that weight setup. The Polaris yellow spring might work well, but engagement rpm will be higher than the green, but you may have to reduce the weights. I think the HPD spring HPD6 would probably work well with your current setup. It's got somewhat high engagement, probably below the yellow, and a good shift out rate and a good bit less then the Heelclicker. Dalton has an orange/blue spring that should work well too, but I think you'll have to reduce the weights to 1.2/3.3/3.3 to get your rpm to around 6,000 on full shift out.