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need more rpms


MAybe I should start another thread all about this...

BUT.

I did the upgrade from YXR to YVX secondary clutch in my old Exciter... I bet I could use all the same parts and throw the YVX secondary in my ne Phazer... I used a secondary from a 96 Vmax 600, I'm sure the whole setup would go right into my Phazer.

Wierd that Yamaha went back to the old style clutch on this sled.
 
SharkAttak said:
try it in b1, i believe stock is a1, that should be alittle stiffer

Changing the spring position does that just affect the engagement? or what else? I'm curious, clutches are still a bit mysterious to me... ;)
 
Thanks for the help Mars. I've got a pretty good handle on cltuching, I did all the clutch work on my Cat 900 myself. I've just never dealt with Yamaha's before.
 
That was for Phazed-Coug...

Look up ...

Changing the spring position does that just affect the engagement? or what else? I'm curious, clutches are still a bit mysterious to me... ;)

Wasn't trying to insult your intelligence, I was helping that guy out. haha. LaLaLa
 
Oh, no problem...I've got the secondary off and sitting in y lap right here. I can see the numbers on the backside, it's in position one. Where are the letters at?

Can I move the spring to the number 2 position? I just don't see the letter B anywhere?
 
Letters should be in the helix... Under the spring, you'll see when you take it apart...

Helps to have and extra set of hands before you undo that circlip... or a clutch tool obviously.
 
add another 20*, whatever that comes up to...

See what happens.

DOn't forget to post your results...

I have a supertrapp superlight stainless slip on coming in the mail, and wana know what to expect.
 
I only went 10*. I'd rather make little steps to get where I need. That way I know how much each change affects it. Also, I'd rather still be under peak rpm then over-revving all day.

I've talked to a few companies and nobodies really making clutch kits for the mtn lights yet, so I might just start tinkiering on it myself. I've never owned a sled that didn't get major improvements with minor clutching.

My Cat worked awesome with a multi-angle helix, so I might try something like that...

I'm going riding in the morning, so I'll let you know...
 
Rev limiter is 12,200 rpm.

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Holay nice HP/tq curve... shouldn't be too hard to clutch that. 2100 RPM span that makes about the same power.
 
Well, I just got back. Tightening the spring up brought my r's up on the trail but the second I got out in the powder and put a load on the sled it would drop right down to around 10,500.

Plus it made the engagement and wide-up different. The sled would hit about 8800 and then fell like it just hit a wall. It would hover at 88-8900 for a few seconds then jump right up to 10600 or so.

I'm gonna move it back to where it was i think.
 


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