SLP pipes and clutching question

[SpencerA]

What do you guys suggest for clutching for SLP pipes on a XLT 600? Not sure if my weight has much to do with it but I'm about 160lbs.

 

[lshobie]

Same as what i did in my video - as recommended by SLP, if you play in powder, if not use their other helix.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wyf87ZatduA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc9IlORhDos

 

[modded93xlt]

I would recommend going to SLP's website to get their recommended settings for those pipes. Or you could just call them. Thats what I did and they did actually take my wieght into the account for their suggested settings.

But I would consider it a really good baseline, since everyones riding style is different.

 

[X2Freeride]

I would recommend going to SLP's website to get their recommended settings for those pipes. Or you could just call them. Thats what I did and they did actually take my wieght into the account for their suggested settings.

But I would consider it a really good baseline, since everyones riding style is different.

Great advice.

Here is a link directly to SLP's PDF specs for these pipes.

http://www.startinglineproducts.com/technical.cfm?listingID=62


Just for reference for those that dont know when SLP discontinues production of a set of pipes all of the info is still on the site under "Technical Information" tab. From there Click on "Polaris" then single, twin or triple pipes.

 

[lurker]

Get rid of the SLP's and find a set of Decker's, you'll never look back!

 

[X2Freeride]

Get rid of the SLP's and find a set of Decker's, you'll never look back!

Great pipes, super hard to find though.