low end clutch kit-scrambler
#11
Originally posted by: garrett5462
would that add low end and keep the same top speed?
would that add low end and keep the same top speed?
#12
Originally posted by: ftwflh
With the stock motor (no pipe) I would go with a Polaris green or Dalton Black/white primary spring and either an Aaen Blue or HPD violet secondary and you will be happy.Totol expense less the $60
With the stock motor (no pipe) I would go with a Polaris green or Dalton Black/white primary spring and either an Aaen Blue or HPD violet secondary and you will be happy.Totol expense less the $60
#18
garrett, i sent you that message. the green primary might be a little loose for your needs. i like the brown primary. you can pop good wheelies and still keep the front tires on the ground whenever you feel like it. I would highly reccomend for holeshots too. you shouldnt have to change the clutch, even thought that might help a little bit more, the components are a lot cheaper than a clutch kit.
#19
Dont think about the brown spring with a stock motor and no new clutch weights you will loose your lowend power and over rev your motor.Now if you go with a complete HPD kit the brown is run with a set of 10-56 weights and a violet secondary to get the rpms down on engagement and topend.That is thier '"agressive" kit.
#20
so your saying that i shouldnt buy just a new primary, i should get a whole kit? or ae you just saying to not get the brown spring? i was shooting for just a green primary to put on it to get a little more low end.


