michigan snowmobilers, where ya at
02-07-2005, 08:19 PM
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Re: michigan snowmobilers, where ya at
Originally Posted by Pantera1
Ok heres the skinny .. It realy doesnt make your sled anyfaster..But if you girlies think you can keep up with the boys well never hear the end of it ..So we have to have a slight edge .. 
But every once in a while I play hard.
The clutching is for the racing in the fields and on the lakes. Plus, let's be honest, when I give it some throttle...it just plain feels cool.
So, back to my question....what's the benefit of the team secondary?
02-07-2005, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by BonnieOutlaw
Tell ya what....there's no doubt in my mind you will go faster tree to tree. I typically ride at 65. I'm not setting any world's records with that. I open it up in the field or on a lake. I've got too many kids counting on my coming home in one piece to play too hard.
But every once in a while I play hard.
The clutching is for the racing in the fields and on the lakes. Plus, let's be honest, when I give it some throttle...it just plain feels cool.
So, back to my question....what's the benefit of the team secondary?
But every once in a while I play hard.
The clutching is for the racing in the fields and on the lakes. Plus, let's be honest, when I give it some throttle...it just plain feels cool.
So, back to my question....what's the benefit of the team secondary?
02-07-2005, 08:22 PM
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Nah...it's all good.
And HA! I'm beginning to get an answer already (on a snowmobile board I frequent):
It will help to get the power from the engine to the track more efficiently than most stock clutches. Translation, faster sled.
Faster than my current faster?! I know what I want next Christmas! 
And HA! I'm beginning to get an answer already (on a snowmobile board I frequent):
It will help to get the power from the engine to the track more efficiently than most stock clutches. Translation, faster sled.
Faster than my current faster?! I know what I want next Christmas!
02-07-2005, 08:30 PM
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Re: michigan snowmobilers, where ya at
We got a GREAT price on the clutching from our local mechanic friend. The boy knows his stuff and races all over the place. Wonder if he could hook us up on the secondary too...
Forgive me but...I'm still kinda new and learning. I know Trav's got an MXZ. What do you ride?
I'm riding around on a Rev 600 HO SDI. Hubby's got a Rev 800X, and we've got 2 Polaris (Polari?) for the kids. One's an Indy 440 and the other is a 600 XPSP.
Forgive me but...I'm still kinda new and learning. I know Trav's got an MXZ. What do you ride?
I'm riding around on a Rev 600 HO SDI. Hubby's got a Rev 800X, and we've got 2 Polaris (Polari?) for the kids. One's an Indy 440 and the other is a 600 XPSP.
02-07-2005, 08:32 PM
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Thanks Mark.
JB kept talking about the back shifting. I'm so easy to amuse I couldn't care. I'm thinking if you let off on the throttle it slows down pretty darn good. He plays a lot harder than I do.
JB kept talking about the back shifting. I'm so easy to amuse I couldn't care. I'm thinking if you let off on the throttle it slows down pretty darn good. He plays a lot harder than I do.
02-07-2005, 08:41 PM
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He needs one. Me...not so much. The boy needs one. Maybe I'll be a smart a$$ and get it for him for his birthday (in August).
02-07-2005, 08:44 PM
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Its the trick if your ridin sno x ..But if your cruising and your not on off on off the throttle its prolly not worth the scratch
02-07-2005, 08:44 PM
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I am running one of those nifty hyperlite secondaries from performance engineering & machine.... They advertise its the best one out there They proved it right... Hell of a clutch, and changing helix's, springs, deflection is very quick. But the best thing is it sure is pretty the waiting list they say is 4-6 weeks normally. But its more like 6 months LOL! alot of people ordered them.. took me 3 months too get it, had to get nasty with them so i was able to get it for my first trip... But it all came out good
can you say BLING BLING
They proved it right... Hell of a clutch, and changing helix's, springs, deflection is very quick. But the best thing is it sure is pretty the waiting list they say is 4-6 weeks normally. But its more like 6 months LOL! alot of people ordered them.. took me 3 months too get it, had to get nasty with them so i was able to get it for my first trip... But it all came out goodcan you say BLING BLING
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