RMK 800 axys bikeman clutch kit

[mountainmania]

Someone tried the bikeman clutch kit for mountain model? Is it worth the money?

Thanks

 

[yooper 8]

We are running their spring and gold star magnet style weights in the primary and are very happy with it...also tried the secondary kit, but prefer the stock set up there...just 1 delrin washer is working best for me.

 

[Prayn4snow]

I'm really happy with their clutching. The weights are really easy to change for different elevations and for fine tuning. I live in Upper Mich and I'm riding in Wolf Creek CO right now. It saves you money because you don't have to buy several different weights everywhere you travel. You just add or subtract little magnets to change the weight and also enables you to fine tune how it shifts based on where you place the magnets. When you buy the kit they give you base lines for each sled and level of modification you have. This allows you to have a stock motor up to a full mod and use the same weights. On a side note their bare wights are very close in weight to each other. Stock weights can be all over the place being up to a gram difference from each other. For example a stock 10-66 Polaris weight can be from 65 gram to 67. This can cause some serious harmonics at 8000+ rpm.
They also have a huge supply of springs for primary and secondary's. I've tried several on this sled and Happy with my current set up. They had a close relationship with their machinist that custom cut their helexs, but now they bought their own CNC machines.