Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
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01-11-2007, 04:36 PM
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Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
You should try an EPI kit squeege. It definitely gave me a quicker takeoff on my Kodiak 450. I had a local shop install and they said in one block, most kodiaks they had hit 25MPH. After this clutch kit they said in the same block they got an extra 5-6MPH. Nice adjustment with tires that grab.
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#22
01-14-2007, 10:11 PM
Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
I just put my epi clutch kit in my 06 wolvy and had the same spring problems as stated before,i got them in but they were difficult yet possible,seems like a good amount more punch but still havent got the wheels up high,but i have 26" tires on it also,i just got 80 miles on it so i figured it was time to add some goodies to it.
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#27
01-17-2007, 10:36 AM
Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
Ok I finnally was able to go out and try the top speed with the clutch kit.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
#28
01-17-2007, 10:43 AM
Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
Originally posted by: ctateusa1
Ok I finnally was able to go out and try the top speed with the clutch kit.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
Ok I finnally was able to go out and try the top speed with the clutch kit.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
#29
01-17-2007, 10:45 AM
Wolverine 450-EPI clutch kit
Originally posted by: ctateusa1
Ok I finnally was able to go out and try the top speed with the clutch kit.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
Ok I finnally was able to go out and try the top speed with the clutch kit.
I dropped about 4-5 mph on top end but you get there a lot quicker.
It does wheelie easier and farther when you get used to it.
You do have a lag especially when trying to back up at first till you get enough revs to move.
I think it will be great when I can really get out on the trails and try it out more.
#30
01-17-2007, 02:12 PM