Snowmobile clutch springs

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02-03-2006 | 05:20 PM

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Snowmobile clutch springs

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Originally posted by: Zbart1
Well FTWFLH AND Baba ……….I have to admit you guys are right they will work.
Not well probably and not without some modification but they will work.

So I stand corrected there!..
One should never make a blanket statement ever about anything because that’s always a recipe for disaster!........( you think I would learn)

My thoughts were if you buy a box of snowmobile springs or a boxcar of snowmobile springs, the average person would be hard pressed to find one that would work (AND WORK WELL)

But if you’re knowledgeable like you guys have stated and you may find that pearl in the oyster!!

Your right Zbart Its always best to take the safe route to keep someone from being hurt or ruining their ride.
Far as I was concerned If you have to ask you might be out of your league when it comes to tuning them.
I have 32 years tuning snowmobile clutches and my pics show the ones I'm most experienced in, with that said: yes with the know-how in both atv's and sleds I have to change my answer to yes they can be used. But unless you've seen a clutch shatter its hard to understand who and what can be destroyed when it does. =[

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