Recent content by Srxspec

I've been told that Yamaha Canada is not shipping sled parts currently. Not sure what the hold up is, but was told no dealers are receiving parts.

You may be comparing apples to oranges. Most of our Nytro clutch kits have been using 50Y weights, but some we have used 50YS weights, two different profiles and requiring loading the weights two different ways as well. Look at the side of the weight, if it says 50Y, you'll need more weight in...

You'd have to take signal before the controller, that's why it quits, the controller screws up the signal. Sorry, I don't know exactly how to do it.

GEMS controller messes it up because that is the "cycle time" of the GEMS when it first starts.

@GT Mills I found a brand new set of billet tees in my stash of parts. $100 shipped for the pair, call me and I'll get them to you 605-387-2833

PB80 will work just fine and is easily adjustable.

It's simply a pressure source to the float bowls that used a main jet to control how much pressure signal the float bowls saw. It was in the charge tube "pre" intercooler so that it was before any pressure drop through the intercooler.

STM aggressive profile, same weights I use in a Yamaha.

I just went and looked in my notes, this was a stock 2024 T-Cat but has a 1-1/2" track studded. Used a 85/225 primary spring & 59 gram weights, stock secondary, stock belt.

And the best thing you could do with that 35/39 is take it off and throw it into the bottom of your local lake or river......

Yamaha still offers the OEM 35 degree helix, even today. 2019 and newer sleds come with a 35/39. OEM helix are marked, but you've got to be careful because some 2019 & 2020 models are ink stamped rather than marked like normal. In 2017 & 2018 the Sidewinder came with a 8KC50 (35 degree...

Rubber o-ring, I've done lots without replacing or using any Yamabond.

Dalton helix will match OEM Yamaha angles. STM will be 6 degrees steeper. If you bought a Dalton 35, it will shift virtually the same as OEM. If you buy a STM 35, it will shift closer to a 41 degree angle.

I've been using STM weights since 2004, when Rick @ Advant-Edge closed down, we asked STM to make our helix's as well. I can call or send a text and have anything I need in a day or 2 is really why.

Sorry, I should have stated STM Yamaha helix angles vs OEM Yamaha helix angle. If you use a STM 39/35 helix on a Sidewinder secondary, it will shift more like a 45/41. The angles don't match an OEM Yamaha Sidewinder helix. Not sure how that even happened, since I sent them the first...