Tech Tip - Lightweight Clutches

[@whosurdaddyds650]

I take a shit every time before I ride and I lose 2 lbs and my sled as a lot faster!!

[@BuildAProWorkShop]

shit rebalancing based on the condition of the clutches alone can be $120-$350. $500 isnt bad when you get something else people don't have with it plus performance.

[@brandonvandervelde2695]

That’s awesome. Pair it with a belt drive, rotor, shaft, lighter track.

[@motorsportsguy5120]

Great tip ! Think I’ll Do that to my rmk 800

[@TheBCSledder]

Nice tip! I'd guess it would help with balance on the sled as well, especially for people like me who's weak side is exhaust side.

[@TheSomewhere68]

ur man for Polaris new things.. wish I could afford ur mt riding class

[@tobiasdannelov2866]

What is under the plastic bag? 😉🤔🤗🤐😜

[@Trevor_Fielding]

I love these videos keep em comin!!!

[@andus78]

Did you have to change the clutch weights after doing this?

[@ChrisBurandt]

Hey Andy! No change to clutch weight.

[@diesellover6411]

So if you make it lighter do you need to add weigh to your weights and if so doesn’t that defeat the purpose????

[@tylerdurden4080]

Thats what I was thinking

[@brandonvandervelde2695]

Only reason you may need to add weight it because you freed up some hp. Maybe a gram. The primary is forcing the weights and spring not the overall weight of the clutch.

[@xxx_codgod_xxxcod2755]

On the topic of clutches I was wondering about your experiences with clutch springs.