I need to change my clutch weights for elevation anyone have clutching Charts?

[SpencerA]

I have a 90 and 96 that we're riding at higher elevation and I need to adjust the weights. Anyone have a pdf of different applications for these older sleds?

 

[SpencerA]

So more info. I’m running a red and white spring 100-220 and stock 10 51 weights. Going to keep stock spring but which weights should I go with for 3000-6000ft? Sled in higher elevations struggles to engage clutch. If I remember right Polaris. Set these up for 0-3000ft.

 

[trussell456]

So more info. I’m running a red and white spring 100-220 and stock 10 51 weights. Going to keep stock spring but which weights should I go with for 3000-6000ft? Sled in higher elevations struggles to engage clutch. If I remember right Polaris. Set these up for 0-3000ft.

what year and model?

 

[SpencerA]

what year and model?

90 Indy trail deluxe and a 96 Indy trail touring

 

[volcano buster]

440, 488?

 

[SpencerA]

440, 488?

488

 

[trussell456]

90 Indy trail deluxe and a 96 Indy trail touring

my shop manual for 96-98 sleds says your indy trail touring should have 10AL weights which is 53 grams? it also shows no change in clutching going from 0-3000 up to 3000-6000

 

[retiredpop]

So more info. I’m running a red and white spring 100-220 and stock 10 51 weights. Going to keep stock spring but which weights should I go with for 3000-6000ft? Sled in higher elevations struggles to engage clutch. If I remember right Polaris. Set these up for 0-3000ft.

I think that is too rich of jetting rather than clutching.

 

[SpencerA]

I think that is too rich of jetting rather than clutching.

That was my first thought but plugs looked good.

 

[SpencerA]

my shop manual for 96-98 sleds says your indy trail touring should have 10AL weights which is 53 grams? it also shows no change in clutching going from 0-3000 up to 3000-6000

Thanks for checking