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Is it even possible to take the P22 belt clearance from .070 to .015?? I think you can take 15 or 20 thou out of the cover/spider but aren't the sheaves coming into contact then as well?I work on the P22 daily from customers..There are a lot of issues that need to be addressed..the one issue I am seeing more anymore is the softer alum they use..the belt is digging into the sheaves after only a couple hundred miles...When I drill to balance the material is very soft, no heat treating at all...the belt clearance is way to big, most are .050-.070 that is way to much (should be .010-.020) to get any bottom end, thus leading to the belt digging into the sheaves when taking off!!! slamming...I could go on and no seeing issues......I get why Polaris made a P22 clutch, the weights are getting bigger and bigger, and the P85 was not designed for 86 Gram weights and is very narrow in the spider for wide weights...Could be a easy fix redesigning the spider on the P85...One a quick side not we make the P85 LIGHTER than the P22...wont touch the TSS-04 with out the defection bolt!!!!! bad deal...
We have 3 clutches out there being tested that we have worked on...we can adjust the belt clearance to what ever we need, (we do .020) even add shims if belt to tight..We have addressed the sheaves closing further, and it is NEEDED! most belt run 1/2-3/4 short of the top of the clutch...we get them to close .050 further so far...Never had to machine the spider or the cover to do this..One report said the bottom end with the closer belt clearance was much better...Waiting for the top end track speed gain when clutches closer further..What we did makes total sense once you see where the spider run in accordance to the fixed sheave post..Should help clutch tightening issue as well..Keep you posted...Is it even possible to take the P22 belt clearance from .070 to .015?? I think you can take 15 or 20 thou out of the cover/spider but aren't the sheaves coming into contact then as well?
???????Chadley, (forum's biggest nuisance)
Chadley, (forum's biggest nuisance)
How do I change mine too something cool, like Chilly’s Friend ??Agree.
I didn’t agree with the revoking of your forum expert status either.
How do I change mine too something cool, like Chilly’s Friend ??
I made it over 500 miles yesterday and the old P22 didn't explode. Finally got a deep storm. How's my stock clutching sound Rusty??? Am I leaving 30 hp on the table??? [emoji849]
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Everyone here knows I ride harder than they do! ??I think you could get a job in the Polaris warranty department. Just tell everyone you ride harder than they do and haven’t had an issue.
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Fixed it. ?should change your title to Forum Tool
I had .085 belt to sheave and after I opened up the P22 last week, it was obvious. I took .060 out for .010 clearance on a new and abnormally wide 1.420" Polaris belt. It completely changed the attitude of the shift and the bottom end. It felt like a 900 properly launching in 1st gear for the first time in it's life. Now to solve the torsional load that's eating drive springs and spring cups, with something that's a step up on Delrin.We have 3 clutches out there being tested that we have worked on...we can adjust the belt clearance to what ever we need, (we do .020) even add shims if belt to tight..We have addressed the sheaves closing further, and it is NEEDED! most belt run 1/2-3/4 short of the top of the clutch...we get them to close .050 further so far...Never had to machine the spider or the cover to do this..One report said the bottom end with the closer belt clearance was much better...Waiting for the top end track speed gain when clutches closer further..What we did makes total sense once you see where the spider run in accordance to the fixed sheave post..Should help clutch tightening issue as well..Keep you posted...