Driven spacer washer thicknesses

[sled_guy]

Anyone know what the thickness of the 3 available washers/spacers is for spacing the driven clutch out? The part numbers are:

7555864
7555917
7556509

Thanks,
sled_guy

 

[Kraven]

GOING TO SHIM CITY .............AC/DC

Anyone know what the thickness of the 3 available washers/spacers is for spacing the driven clutch out? The part numbers are:

7555864
7555917
7556509

Thanks,
sled_guy

I use AUTOMOTIVE universal valve spring shims, they're 1" I.D. (Jack-shaft is 1" diameter) and come in a variety of different thicknesses.

Available at cylinder head rebuilding shops

A whole lot less expensive than the Polaris Dealer.

BTW, These also work on the chain-case side for getting the sprockets into perfect alignment using a metal straight-edge!

 

[diamonddave]

Anyone know what the thickness of the 3 available washers/spacers is for spacing the driven clutch out? The part numbers are:

7555864
7555917
7556509

Thanks,
sled_guy

Are you talking about the spacer that goes in the 1/2" bolt or are you talking about the shims that go between the secondary helix and the jackshaft bearing?

 

[sled_guy]

Between the secondary and the bearing... for setting the clutch offset.

Thanks Kraven, I'll give that a shot.

sled_guy

 

[sled_guy]

Ok, don't know the thickness, but here is what I found after looking at them... I'll measure them with the calipers.

7555864 - Thickest
7555917 - Thinnest
7556509 - Medium

sled_guy

 

[Kraven]

Ok, don't know the thickness, but here is what I found after looking at them... I'll measure them with the calipers.

7555864 - Thickest
7555917 - Thinnest
7556509 - Medium

sled_guy

I only have one POLARIS shim here, and it measures .115" (I'm assuming this is the thickest?? from Polaris)

The valve spring shims I have are .032" and .057"

Hope this helps

 

[Jay]

#7556509=1/8"
#7555864=1/16"
#7555917=1/32"
I saw this in the P85 thread, don't know if it's accurate or not.

 

[diamonddave]

In a pinch, I've used 1 inch washers from Home Depot. They will work also.

 

[sled_guy]

#7556509=1/8"
#7555864=1/16"
#7555917=1/32"
I saw this in the P85 thread, don't know if it's accurate or not.

I measured them tonight
.020
.060
.125

sled_guy