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Clucth Requirements


snowprophet1

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Right now, my clutch doesn't seem to be giving me any major slipping issues, and has good stock guts (w/heavy aftermarket springs of course). My setup now is stock suspension, 350 ported, fmf fatties, raised compression on pump gas, slight timing advance, in airbox k&n. I will probably keep motor mods the same but be going to twin k&n's out of air box, shearer out of frames, and most likely the 2-4 override tranny setup. I've used some aftermarket product that end up not working/holding up as good as stock (aftermarket snowmobile breaks, automotive clutch/pressure plates for example). The first run on my porting, the stock clutching slipped drasticly, and the $8 spring kit actually worked super. With my future setup, what might be required, or do you think I may be ok as-is? :blink:

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Brand new weldeds go for 150 on average.

Brand new billets run 175 av.

You must extend your cover for the thing, that runs more depending on who does the work.

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