Clutch weights for Cooke

[Chern_889]

Hey, just wondering what you guys are running for weights at 8,000-10,000 in your new Pro 800's. The polaris spec sheet suggests 10-60's. Im heading to cooke at the end of Jan and want to avoid buying multiple sets of weights. Just seeing if the 60's are too light, or just right.

Thanks, Jay

 

[skyman]

Hey, just wondering what you guys are running for weights at 8,000-10,000 in your new Pro 800's. The polaris spec sheet suggests 10-60's. Im heading to cooke at the end of Jan and want to avoid buying multiple sets of weights. Just seeing if the 60's are too light, or just right.

Thanks, Jay

10-60's are the weights you want that is what the dealer uses for his personal sled and they work very well the pro in our group also ran them with no problems.

 

[dalyracing]

I,ve been to cooke twice with my new pro and 10-62s are enough but 10-60s are perfect, enjoy the awesome pro

 

[Clarke673]

I ride cooke, or cooke conditions (50 miles away) almost daily. My 60's pull 8400 rpms on an 11 assualt. I am about 230 in riding gear.

I will probubly go to 62 gram MTX weights.

 

[Skidooer]

I run and would recomend 10-60 with stock primary spring. Stock helix and changed to stiffer Black/Purple secondary spring. It is what POL says to use for next higher step in elevation from stock.

 

[Rick!]

Just had my 3 Pro's out there. 10-60's in two of them with stock Team drivens and they worked great. I have 11-60's in my buggy with a P2 and it also worked pretty well. Better hurry up and get out there. Judging by the amount of sleds in town today, the place will be flattened quickly.

 

[ndC7M8]

I'm running the 60-40-40 helix and 60g weights from EPI and my 155" pulled 8100-8150 pretty consistently on long pulls in Cooke this year. Very happy with it. Pulls hard and doesnt let up even when the deep stuff slows you to a crawl.