Where can I find an up to date Yamaha Clutch Spring Chart?

[Frostbite]

I haven't seen a new Yamaha clutch spring chart in years. I see some spring colors being recommended that I have never heard of before.

Does anyone have a link to the new clutch spring specs?

Thanks

Frosty

 

[Frostbite]

Surely someone has access to a Yamaha clutch spring and weight chart? I would love to order a new Yamaha shop wall chart if I had the Yamaha part number.

Anyone?

Frosty

 

[Washy]

If you want to see the specs Here if you want a wall chart dont have a clue.

Go to Totallyamaha.com
Technical pages
Snowmobile tech
Clutches and jetting
1/2 way down the page is the clutching components/gear charts

 

[NOSZED]

chart

I bought one last from red deer yamaha.

 

[ehna]

Mkg-00smf-sv-06

 

[spray25]

There is one hanging on m garage wall that you can check out when you and Jon come down for a ride!

 

[bpatch]

chart

Not sure if everything on this page is completely up to date or not but it may be helpful:

http://pioneerperformance.net/pp_clutch_page.htm

 

[turbo800]

Is there a simple way to decode Yamaha primary springs? I'm mostly used to Doo springs with two spring rates at different heights. (ex, 160-280) You want a softer engagement buy a lighter start rate #. Want more full shift RPM, buy one with higher second rate #.


Yamaha's springs: Pre-load, Spring Rate, Total Force, Free Length, and Wire Diameter.

By the chart the CENTER color is the preload amount. The LEFT and RIGHT side colors are the spring rate.

Pink = 30kg
Silver = 35kg
Green = 40kg
White = 45kg
Brown = 50kg

So, for example I want a softer engagement spring than stock (Grn/Grn/Grn) do I go with a spring with less preload? Or if I want a spring with softer finish rate would I go off spring rate or total force?