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7# at sea level?So, if I'm to help out my friend with his Axys 163 3" and boondocker set @ 7#, would 74gr be about right?
Low elevation, like smelling the sea when we start our sleds.. up to 1500-2000ft, NEVER seeing more than 4500ft.
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You will be in the 80-82g range.Yes.
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Springs and helix?You will be in the 80-82g range.
I need to mention that when changing weights if the weight profile is different it will change your belt clearance. thus will change your clutch balance.
Are you truing/balancing the weights? There is a difference in an individual weights density, that can’t be trued. I’ve seen Polaris weights installed from the factory nearly a gram difference between them.yes we ask for belts or give us your belt number , we also ask for the weights your using if you change from stock..as we have a all Polaris belts in stock...I would have to ask how often do you change your shim? balance individually does not balance the clutch when all together, I get clutches that have balance individually and they are as far off as stock clutches. I can show balance sheets from balanced individually, like your TSS secondary, or customers individually balanced P85, and see where they are..
Curious where you ride and elevation