Clutch Tools

[dropitp*ssy]

Anyone have any info on who makes the best clutch tools or any to stay away from? I need a spider nut tool, spider tool, and clutch holding fixture. I don't see any really that are cheap and I don't want to spend a bunch of money and find out they are crap tools. If anyone has any they would like to sell that would be even better.

Thanks

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

It doesn't matter who's tools you buy they are all made on the cheap side. Starting Line sells a line thats fairly decent but you will still need to beef them up. The clutch holding fixtures are all junk and not even worth buying, you'll need to get inventive and build you own. Any 1/2" breaker bar you buy will also need to be beefed up a bunch. I don't mean to sound like such a downer but there is alot of junk for sale out there.

 

[wanderingleif]

I've got some coming for my ski doo, from C and T powersports in NH, i'll let you know how they turn out. So far everything I purchased there has been high quality.

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

Here's a picture of sum beefy tools that work.

 

[montanasledhead]

if its Skidoo tools
go to the doodoctor
best tools out there for skidoo PERIOD
great price very well built and the set lets you do ANY clutch work
primary or secondary
plus a great guy to work with

 

[Jay]

Here's a picture of sum beefy tools that work.

Holy crap, I thought I was anal.

 

[dropitp*ssy]

Sorry I should have specified that I am looking for Polaris tools

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

Anal,
Most folks who are anal worry about looks, those farmer made tools are ugly but very functional. I do believe I could break down a 35 year old rusted primary from a Polaris Colt with that set. Mounting the holding fixture on a 1" thick plate may be overkill, but it was the only iron I could find in the bone yard.