Belly Buster Weights
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I bought 2 sets. One for low elevation and one for High. We will see how they work.
Haven't used them on a pro but they work real good on my iqr and turbo dragon
I ran them on my pro last year and have them for the 12 pro this year big difference from stock
frau... where ya been buddy??
I'm doing 60 grams for that elevation and am hoping they will be light enough.
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fraufarm
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haha, doin the day to day... I can tell Im startin to get antsy for the winter I guess
and with the 60gram... I run a bright green Team primary spring and black purple secondary. worked well for mine
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gman086
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This!
I'm running 62's at 4-8,000' on a stock sled and it's dialed. The BB's give a sick holeshot compared to stock but not impressed with how how hard they push at WOT. May try EPI 64's next when I go with a head and can which will pull more rpm's.
Have FUN!
G MAN
Do you have to reshim the clutch when going to belly busters? Or do they run the same as the stock 10 series? I see in the service manual that polaris even recommends reshiming when going from 10 series to 11 series.
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440dart
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Iam running heavy hitters and love the adjustability on my d7 and now these are full adjustible while still in the sled. I will be purchaseing these this year fett bros dont seem popular with the mountian crowd as there thought of a trail/lake racer setup. I ride 7/8s of my time in the trees on and off the throttle need super quick up shif & backshift and the heavy hitters are working awsome.
http://fettbros.com/Quick-Adjust-Cam-Arms-Polaris-62-695-QAP-2.htm
http://fettbros.com/Quick-Adjust-Cam-Arms-Polaris-62-695-QAP-2.htm
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skippy
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I'm ordering a weight similar to the Fettbros. ones. They are called Thunder Products heavy hitters. I used them years ago with good luck in a xc700.. Lots of heel weight adjustment...
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High Velocity
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I see the ones Fett Bros. are selling are actually Daltons. 440dart are you running the Daltons from Fett Bros. or the actual Heavy Hitters. I ran HH's in my '01 800 and SLP MTX's in my '06 900. Would like to go back to an HH style weight for my Pro just for ease of adjustability. Drilling/replacing rivets on the MTX's is a pain, imho.
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440dart
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Iam running heavy hitters they have two holes on the underside and the only adjustible when in the sled is the heel. The new weights that fett bros are selling they are like the heavy hitters but are fully adjustible on the sled. How they do it iam asumeing by the long allen wrench in the picture lets say your adding some tip weight well you would add the tip weight through the heel it will screw in all the way to the tip. I went with heavy hitters as i didnt want to mess with the rivets ect sounds like a PIA the HH have been working awsome for me i hope to be going to the new style as the clutching bug has bitten me hard lol.
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High Velocity
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440dart, thanks. I have run the HH weights before and do like the ease of adjustability. I'll have to check out the Dalton option a little more.
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