Team Clutch Helix Conversion

[WHEREDAFUGAWEE]

I own a 2012 Polaris 800 Pro RMK 163. Motor is stock, gear change to 19-42 and change to 64 weights on the primary. I recently purchased a Team Tied secondary (driven) clutch. I have a 58 38 .46/ 58 40 .46E Team helix in my stock TSS 04 secondary. Correct me if I'm wrong but the helix mounted on the TSS 04 clutch will not fit the Team Tied? If not what would be the equivalent of the 58 38 .46/58 40 .46 E helix to mount into my Team Tied secondary clutch? And while I have everyone's attention, what spring should I use in the Team Tied secondary clutch? I ride between the elevations of 3000 to 6000 feet some hill climbing but mostly boon docking.

 

[franksoutdoors]

clutch

Give team a call and they will answer alll your questions. Ask for jason

 

[WHEREDAFUGAWEE]

Give team a call and they will answer alll your questions. Ask for jason

Thank you.....I thought I would turn to our very helpful Snowest Community for information.

 

[Snowbird11]

14-17 degree steeper angle is the going rate.

i called several knowledgeable shops that work with the tied clutch, including team. after all that i ended up going with the same angles team recommended but a little longer travel. i have not run the sled yet with this setup but after all the research i feel comfortable telling you that the previous poster's advice was correct.


fwiw, i went 15* steeper all the way around with .10 longer travel from my stock tss-04 clutching.