clutching help ! 13 pro rmk 600 with a 155

[penny1l]

just looking to see if any one has any good clutching set up for the yooper !!!!


i have a 13 pro 600 with a 155 with a can only would like some more low end .... ride only in the woods all day


thanks for any help

 

[Cerialsledder]

just looking to see if any one has any good clutching set up for the yopper !!!!


i have a 13 pro 1600 with a 155 with a can only would like some more low end .... ride only in the woods all day


thanks for any help

Post moved to a more proper area. Should get you an answer a little quicker over here.

 

[goforbroke]

just put in a gear down from Kurt's polaris, helped a lot. did clutching from TRS, a user on here.

 

[s1d3w1nd3r1480]

I have MDS adjustable clutch weights with 110/290 primary spring and love it. Plenty of low end for the trees. I ride the Northern Lower and Upper. I do have an 800 though. I would imagine the clutching be close to the same, just needing a little different combination of hardware in the adjustable weights.

Currently I am running the Hex bolt and washer in tip and drilled bolt and washer in center. I am going to be removing the washer in center as I feel I am a little heavy in weight and 100-200 RPM under where I wanna be.

I will be looking at a Kurts gear down kit over the summer

 

[penny1l]

thanks

anyone with a little 600 that can help ?

 

[s1d3w1nd3r1480]

What stock weights are you running currently in the 600?

 

[600HOBandit]

I've got a '12 600 with 19/42 gears, TEAM Green primary spring, and Carl's Custom angle helix with MTX 68g weights for WI/UP riding. The custom angle helix is a dual angle, which I change up when in WY. Absolutely love the pull and back shift of this setup.

 

[rowe]

Also running MDS adjustable weights in my 800 with recommended 110/290 spring. Ride between 1800-3000 ft. sled pulls really hard but I also have a camo extreme which grips better than the stock track

 

[bkpa]

I have the same sled, Skinz can. I think the only way you are going to get that low end grunt is to gear it down. Belt drive makes this a little more pricey though.

They are a great sled to play in the trees with!