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clutching to lower rpms

Old Dec 23, 2010 | 01:10 AM
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have an 04 sportsman 600 wit 05 26inch carlisle pxts. i find it too eager to back shift and buzzy when cruising.i use it a lot for huntung and trail rides, and can live with less backshift. and want less engine noise

how do i lower my cruising rpms so 30 mph isn't reving so high?
 
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Old Dec 23, 2010 | 02:53 AM
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have an 04 sportsman 600 wit 05 26inch carlisle pxts. i find it too eager to back shift and buzzy when cruising.i use it a lot for huntung and trail rides, and can live with less backshift. and want less engine noise

how do i lower my cruising rpms so 30 mph isn't reving so high?
Your running larger than stock tires, so its taking more throttle and higher rpm`s to get you moving and to maintane your speed. You need to install a clutch kit, thatshould solve your problems.
 
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Old Dec 23, 2010 | 09:18 AM
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which kit can get met lowest cruising rpm and fastest upshifting to keep rpms up till i run out of clutch?

these radials are lighter than stock tires when mounted on rims and are barley an inch taller, will it really affect rpms that bad?
 
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Old Dec 23, 2010 | 09:28 AM
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The place you buy your clutch kit will give you the springs and weights for what you want. There are many different colored springs and weights some people clutch for top end some for bottom end ,they will let you know when you call them. Lots of people go here Ritter Cycle Racing

Don,t let the racing fool you, he can clutch it to be a stump puller also.
 
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Old Dec 23, 2010 | 11:22 AM
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Its kinda of hard to make a huge difference in rpms. Thats kinda how the cvt clutches work. If you make some changes to change the riding rpms it will normally hurt the performance all around also.

And most performance gains will allow the machine to get to it operating rpms faster. EPI and others do offer clutch kits to help performance but I just wanted to let you know it hard to make a huge difference.
 
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