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Supreme Tool Secondary feedback wanted

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mopar1rules

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i'm interested in a supreme tool "tuner secondary". has anyone on here played w/one? if so, how did you like it, or not like? i'm looking for feedback on it....positive or negative. does anybody know if they are know to crack like the hyperlite? any input appreciated. thanks.
 
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Used one since last year on my TM1200. Same belt since 600 miles ago with over 300 HP and pulls hard. Went to higher gearing than stock using the larger secondary and a modified 49 deg helix and blue/white Cutler spring. Using an 035 cat belt which rides a little high in secondary and I can pull over 80 mph track speed uphill using only 5 lbs boost. Recommended mod.
 
LMAO :rolleyes: I hope oodles of people read this. Specifically mod shop owner/s. I hear some kits are faster..................but only if the track is 500 yards long. I ran into alot of 500yard open fields when riding.

:face-icon-small-sho:musicnote::musicnote::musicnote:............Supreme tool stuff WORKS

Remember kids....its not how fast you go.....its how fast you get their :) Bwahahahahahahahhaa
 
I put one of their tuner secondarys on my 06 M7. It took a bit to get it dialed but with the help of a very knowledgeable person here on the 4M I got it running prime. Its a night and day difference compared to the stock setup. It isn't as "bolt on" as STM makes it out to be. I had to pound a few small pieces back to ensure that it wouldn't rub at full shift out as well as I shimmed the engine over with few 3/8" washers to get the correct belt alignment.

In terms of perfomance. It shifts in and out AWESOME. Say in some tight trees where I'm on and off the gas, it makes the sled just pull amazingly well. Setting it up is really easy too. No special tools needed, just the basic stuff you'd find in your average dude's toolbox. I've got almost a 1000km on mine and I've had 0 problems whatsoever. Its a quality piece no doubt about it. I highly recommend it!:D:beer;:cool:
 
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Have a 11" of my m1000, not much use, have four different helix's with, good conditions, for sale.. open to offers....
 
looking good so far as far as the feedback goes. so these supreme secondaries aren't known to crack like the hyperlites i guess? i forgot to add that i would be putting this supreme clutch on a sx viper.
 
I put one of their tuner secondarys on my 06 M7. It took a bit to get it dialed but with the help of a very knowledgeable person here on the 4M I got it running prime. Its a night and day difference compared to the stock setup. It isn't as "bolt on" as STM makes it out to be. I had to pound a few small pieces back to ensure that it wouldn't rub at full shift out as well as I shimmed the engine over with few 3/8" washers to get the correct belt alignment.

In terms of perfomance. It shifts in and out AWESOME. Say in some tight trees where I'm on and off the gas, it makes the sled just pull amazingly well. Setting it up is really easy too. No special tools needed, just the basic stuff you'd find in your average dude's toolbox. I've got almost a 1000km on mine and I've had 0 problems whatsoever. Its a quality piece no doubt about it. I highly recommend it!:D:beer;:cool:
Why did you have to shim the motor? Is the Supreme thicker....sticks out more toward the panel?
 
Did everybody that runs a Supreme have to shim the motor?


No. I just couldn't for the life of me get the correct alignment value that STM specs, even with the shims they supply with the clutch that go in between the secondary and the DD case (over the splined shaft). So with the advice of another 4M member, I shimmed the engine over with some washers. Some people need to do it, some don't. Its almost like theres a +/- of a few thousands of an inch on various sleds, strange but I guess thats the way it is. This is a quality piece. The craftsmanship is amazing and the attention to detail is first rate.:beer;
 
No. I just couldn't for the life of me get the correct alignment value that STM specs, even with the shims they supply with the clutch that go in between the secondary and the DD case (over the splined shaft). So with the advice of another 4M member, I shimmed the engine over with some washers. Some people need to do it, some don't. Its almost like theres a +/- of a few thousands of an inch on various sleds, strange but I guess thats the way it is. This is a quality piece. The craftsmanship is amazing and the attention to detail is first rate.:beer;


ya last I heard from that forum member he quit snowest because he was giving flatlanders a hardtime :rolleyes:

He wasnt that good at the M's though, heard he had a head prob on his motor this year :o

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No. I just couldn't for the life of me get the correct alignment value that STM specs, even with the shims they supply with the clutch that go in between the secondary and the DD case (over the splined shaft). So with the advice of another 4M member, I shimmed the engine over with some washers. Some people need to do it, some don't. Its almost like theres a +/- of a few thousands of an inch on various sleds, strange but I guess thats the way it is. This is a quality piece. The craftsmanship is amazing and the attention to detail is first rate.:beer;
Did you put on the 10.5" or 11.4"? if you did the 10.5" , do you use the 046 belt?

Thanks
 
Did you put on the 10.5" or 11.4"? if you did the 10.5" , do you use the 046 belt?

Thanks


I put the 11" version on. As far as I know thats all they offered at the time (maybe it comes in two different sizes now?). I also used the Ultimax 3 belt that STM suggests, I forget the part # but it works for me. You can use the stock belt, requires a little bit different clutching setup AFAIK.
 
My 11" stm secondary has already paid for itself just in belt cost alone at $120 a belt. Not a single belt failure last year with it on a m1000.

Nate dont be getting me in trouble while I am gone this weekend.;)

As for the head, I new better.:mad: Nothing but speedwerx from here on out.

One more thing the STM gas valve conversion for the m1000 is nothing short of awesome.
 
My 11" stm secondary has already paid for itself just in belt cost alone at $120 a belt. Not a single belt failure last year with it on a m1000.

Nate dont be getting me in trouble while I am gone this weekend.;)

As for the head, I new better.:mad: Nothing but speedwerx from here on out.


One more thing the STM gas valve conversion for the m1000 is nothing short of awesome.

hmm whatever are you talking about??????? he he he!:D:D
 
looks like i'll have to pick up one of these clutches then and looks like positive feedback all the time w/this clutch.
 
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