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so I've been trying everything and I can't get rid of an awful over rev I have on the sled, everytime I go WOT from a stop it climbs to 10 500 and then dives down to 9700ish and then crawls back up to 10700-10900, the track is spinning but not that much because it's a 144" with studs (2 per bar) and I'm always testing on a groomed trail
here's my setup at the moment
YSY spring
HH with the heel loaded up mid has 3/8 bolt and tip has 7/16 with large washer
silver spring at 6-1 (70)
stock helix (does this with the shockwave aswell)
I also have a brand new OSO spring in my clutching box and a used silver spring that I can try, can someone point me in the right direction, this is getting frustrating because I never had a problem with my RX1 like I am with my Attak
Kyle
here's my setup at the moment
YSY spring
HH with the heel loaded up mid has 3/8 bolt and tip has 7/16 with large washer
silver spring at 6-1 (70)
stock helix (does this with the shockwave aswell)
I also have a brand new OSO spring in my clutching box and a used silver spring that I can try, can someone point me in the right direction, this is getting frustrating because I never had a problem with my RX1 like I am with my Attak
Kyle
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At 6-1 the silver spring is too soft and will pull through too quick dropping rpm's. First just change the silver spring to 6-3 and go for a run.
Don't change too much all at once as you will not know which change fixed the problem for fine tuning.
Don't change too much all at once as you will not know which change fixed the problem for fine tuning.
fourload
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Set the silver spring to 90 degrees or put the stock pink back in @80. The silver spring is pretty weak and it is upshifting real fast then it is slipping at the top end.
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sorry guys that was a typo, I have a white spring at 6-1 but I'll try it at 6-2 and see what happens
I was just thinking and if the silver spring is too soft then why did it work on my RX1? the RX1 was a 151" with the same weights OSO spring and I had the HEEL X roller on it and it was flawless! and I only had it wrapped at 3-3 (60)
I was just thinking and if the silver spring is too soft then why did it work on my RX1? the RX1 was a 151" with the same weights OSO spring and I had the HEEL X roller on it and it was flawless! and I only had it wrapped at 3-3 (60)
fourload
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I use the silver spring in my ulmer kit wrapped at 80 in my shortie and it works well!!! Anything less and the backshift suffers. Clutch tuning is a fine balancing act between the helix and weight mass placement. You can also take away some mass from the middle of the flyweight . That should straighten out your shift. I used these in my RX1 years ago and I think the middle was empty. Then you can add a little to the tip if you need to lower your RPM's some.
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white spring at 3-3 60
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I already tried wraping the secondary to 3-3 with the white spring and it didn't help
if I take the weight out of the middle won't the RPM's raise when I first go WOT?
if I take the weight out of the middle won't the RPM's raise when I first go WOT?
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how is your belt ?
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the belt is brand new, maybe 150 miles on it
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Is it a Yamaha belt?
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the belt that's in it right now is an Ultimax 3 but I've also tried a Yamaha belt and the problem still exists
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