TRA Rollers

[dheida6]

I'm going through my clutches and need to replace the tra rollers. Anyone have any experience/opinions on any of the aftermarket rollers? Unlike most people my BRP rollers have held up quite well after 1300 miles and I've heard the latest BRP rollers are even better than my old 07 rollers.

 

[dieseldog800]

Hi-Torque Rollers seemed to be the best from what I've heard. Can someone chime in to give this gent an idea of where to get them?

 

[lost]

Here you go.
http://hitorquerollers.com/

 

[sledsrock]

Hi-Torque Rollers = good stuff!

 

[wardy]

another vote for hi torque,,,awesome product

 

[Reeb]

Use Fett Bros 1mm oversize rollers myself. Been selling them for years. Love em.

 

[dheida6]

Thanks guys, ended up going with the Hi-Torque rollers and their pin kit. Cheaper than stock and hopefully better. Combined with my team tied secondary and the RK-Tek helix I can't wait to give it run.

 

[rocket3]

re

another vote for fett bros rollers, been using them for 3000 miles awesome stuff

 

[Dynamo^Joe]

The aftermarket roller steel is made by a Canadian company in France, CVTechIBC. CVTechAAB is the N.AM distributor. Somewhere along the line they are parted/ground/sized for distribution.
These rollers were installed from factory on OEM brp up until about 2007ish season. Team-chINDa landed their first rollers on the 07 summit and are approximate 1g lighter than the now-called-aftermarket rollers.

Just take notice that the rollers you get from Dan and Dale are probably going to be 1 full gram heavier (10g) than the original rollers from 07~newer.

 

[dheida6]

Thanks for the info Joe. I'll weigh the two and compare at the time of install.