So how do you decide what clutch weight to put in. Stock 17 rmk 800 pro. I do all my riding mostly in cooke or snowies. So I see cooke is mostly 8 to 10k and the snowies is more like 9 to 11k. So do I pick the 60g or 62g? Or am I best swapping them out for each place.
simple clutch weight ?
- Thread starter Yaeger34
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i've seen both weights be used at those elevations. i'd start with the 62s, If your not pulling 8200 rpm than throw the 60s in.
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I have a 17 pro 800 and my dealer put 62's in and it seems to run perfect for me.
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Spaarky
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Axys should run 8400-8450. Motor runs at higher RPM than the Pro motor.
Your comparison of the two elevations is accurate for the most part. When we have rode Cooke in the past you seem to be a lower all the time. Snowies you really are in the 10,000 range a lot. I would try 60's at the Snowies. See where you end up. You might want to pack some 58's just incase. Cooke should be a little heavier. You might be able to run 62's. I would guess a ground weight around 61 might work best. Just play with it.
Your comparison of the two elevations is accurate for the most part. When we have rode Cooke in the past you seem to be a lower all the time. Snowies you really are in the 10,000 range a lot. I would try 60's at the Snowies. See where you end up. You might want to pack some 58's just incase. Cooke should be a little heavier. You might be able to run 62's. I would guess a ground weight around 61 might work best. Just play with it.
Have you seen SLP's new adjustable weights? Makes it easy for fine tuning or going from low to high elevation.
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