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Can anyone help me make my clutches on a 2005 f7 work like the clutches on the 2006 efi sno pro.I really could use some advice, please!
Can anyone help me make my clutches on a 2005 f7 work like the clutches on the 2006 efi sno pro.I really could use some advice, please![/b]
Is it lack of acceleration, poor top end, something else? Are clutches/belt getting really hot when running???I have the d&d clutch kit already, and I dont know what kit it is but i am sure they only sell one for f7 at my elevation.I think the weights say 73 but I dont know anything about the helix.Do you guys think that this dd helix will work good in the 10.4, or should I get the stock one in.The spring colors are red in pri. and white in secondary.You guys are sutch a help.[/b]
Your deflection is off. You need the top of the belt roughly 1/8" above top of secondary. Note when you make any deflection changes, after you're done turning wrenches you HAVE to run the sled on a stand (or on snow) to get the clutches engaging....then let them roll to a stop to recheck deflection. You cannot simply tweak your sheaves to change deflection and see the new deflection WITHOUT running the sled and engaging the clutches a little.my buddies sled is 2006 f7 sno pro efi, and mine is 2005 efi f7. stock belt,and the belt is preety warm after a run.The stock belt is sits about 3 mm below the top of secondary clutch when its shut off and i lift the hood to look at it.[/b]
Is the correct # for the kit on yiur sled?HOW do you tweek the sheaves on sec. I now nothing about clutches but I will try what you said and get back to you,Thanks so mutch.[/b]
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (stevieb @ Jan 14 2007, 05:47 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Is the correct # for the kit on yiur sled?HOW do you tweek the sheaves on sec. I now nothing about clutches but I will try what you said and get back to you,Thanks so mutch.[/b]