Installed HPD Pipe and Clutch kit: Results
#1
I just rode my Trailblazer for the first time at Hungry Valley SVRA (Gorman, Ca) after installing the above kit from HPD. What a difference! My daughter had no problems getting up hills and the acceleration was much improved. The new sound is inspiring to say the least. It now sounds like a 2 stroke!
A couple of problems though.
#1 I may need to rewind the clutch. It does not take off until you give it a lot of gas. Does anyone have any knowledge of the automatic clutch that can tell me what's causing this?
#2 The mounts for the muffler don't jive with the bike. The stock mounts are verticaly placed and the muffler's are horizontal. Therefore I was only able to use one bolt to attach it. I took a look at my buddies Scrambler and his mounts were horizontal. I just wonder if I got the wrong muffler. Anyway, I have a call in to HPD but they won't talk technical until 3pm. I was just hoping some of you can shed some light while I'm waiting.
A couple of problems though.
#1 I may need to rewind the clutch. It does not take off until you give it a lot of gas. Does anyone have any knowledge of the automatic clutch that can tell me what's causing this?
#2 The mounts for the muffler don't jive with the bike. The stock mounts are verticaly placed and the muffler's are horizontal. Therefore I was only able to use one bolt to attach it. I took a look at my buddies Scrambler and his mounts were horizontal. I just wonder if I got the wrong muffler. Anyway, I have a call in to HPD but they won't talk technical until 3pm. I was just hoping some of you can shed some light while I'm waiting.
#2
Clutch kits come with a new primary spring,and a differant primary spring will RAISE the engagement speed of your belt.If this is troublesome,have the dealer install the primary spring that is between stock and the one that come with the clutch kit.
Exausts?
Im not certain about your application,however,alot of performance pipes/silencers require that the installer make brackets or necessary adjustments to the newer pipes so that they do fit the ATV.Id check with HDP,and best of luck,
Bill
Exausts?
Im not certain about your application,however,alot of performance pipes/silencers require that the installer make brackets or necessary adjustments to the newer pipes so that they do fit the ATV.Id check with HDP,and best of luck,
Bill
#5
"This problem is normal"???
I have a hotseat hypershift clutch and a DG pipe and silencer on my trailblazer and I don't have any of these "normal problems". Everything fits perfect, same as factory, and the clutch grabs harder and has less lag on the take off. Hmmm, maybe something is wrong with mine.
I have a hotseat hypershift clutch and a DG pipe and silencer on my trailblazer and I don't have any of these "normal problems". Everything fits perfect, same as factory, and the clutch grabs harder and has less lag on the take off. Hmmm, maybe something is wrong with mine.
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I have the same setup on my wifes 2000 TB.
The clutch spring you installed was bigger (stiffer) than stock so engagement is at a higher RPM now. This is normal, you will also notice that because of this you cannot go in reverse unless you hold the yellow button in (limiter).
For the silencer see my pics here and check out the ones mentioning the silencer mount. I explain in the pictur caption what I did.
I'll take the higher RPM engaging over what it was stock. In another note my wife wants it to be quieter so I will be ordering the HPD S/A forestry approved silencer and selling my nickle MTD muffler (I love the sound, but hey it's her bike )
The clutch spring you installed was bigger (stiffer) than stock so engagement is at a higher RPM now. This is normal, you will also notice that because of this you cannot go in reverse unless you hold the yellow button in (limiter).
For the silencer see my pics here and check out the ones mentioning the silencer mount. I explain in the pictur caption what I did.
I'll take the higher RPM engaging over what it was stock. In another note my wife wants it to be quieter so I will be ordering the HPD S/A forestry approved silencer and selling my nickle MTD muffler (I love the sound, but hey it's her bike )
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Hey OneDollar,
I have an MSA Forestry approved silencer off my wifes bike, it only has one ride on it, she wanted to go back to stock.
I can take pics if you want, I think that they are 129.99 new, I would sell it for 75.00
Email me @ Drew@madbbs.com
See YA Drew
I have an MSA Forestry approved silencer off my wifes bike, it only has one ride on it, she wanted to go back to stock.
I can take pics if you want, I think that they are 129.99 new, I would sell it for 75.00
Email me @ Drew@madbbs.com
See YA Drew