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Clutch weight VS Rpm

How much RPM change for each 2 g weight

Thing is i was trying different setup tonight

I pulled 8000RPM with 68g weight and over 8300RPM with 66g

Is it something in between or i have to gring the 68g until i reach my 8200 desired

My 66g weight are polaris oem and my 68 are Team

What you guys think of it

Thanks
 
weigh the weights on a gram scale..seldom will a set of weights come weighing what they are stamped..grind the heaviest down to the match the lightes(grind equally across the back of the weight)....then retest.....
 
Generally I thought 1 gram per 100 rpm. That's in the middle. The tip would be less. Changes in spring tension change things also.
 
Assuming this was on snow in conditions the sled will be ran 90% of te time correct? If not you are wasting your time. Flat fields and track stands will not give you numbers close to what you want.
 
I'm at 1700 feet

Semi flat field with around 1 feet of snow .... I know its not the real life test but

I got a good idea now.......with the 68g it pull 8000 on the cluster and look too loaded

with the 66 it pull much better ...hit 8300 on cluster but.....Sometime if i trigger too fast it cut out for a very short 1/4 seconde

Where exactly should i remove stuff on the weight???

Thanks
 
Mine did the same thing with 66's and i just ran it the whole time like that. It pulled proper on a hill but on a flat surface it would over tach right outta the hole. I did not like how the 68's felt so i just delt with it with 66's.

take and grind the 68's down just a touch evenly across the back get the same weight. then slowing remove a bit at a time to get it where you want. 67 is probaly going to be where you feel right.
 
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