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Hey, I have a 2008 FXNytro Service CD. I just bought a new 2010 FXNytro MTX. Does anyone know if the clutching info in the 2008 Service CD is the same info I need to clutch my new 2010? Have they changed anything? Any help appreciated.
Thanks,
Steve
Thanks,
Steve
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Should be the same....there is better clutching set ups than stock
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Clutching
I wouldlove any help. My end plan is to have a 240 hp MCExpress turbo on the sled, but until then (sometime next season) I need the following:
4500-6500 normal riding elevations. Sometimes as high as 7500. Once a year up to 9000 elevation.
What should I do with clutch rivets and what should I do for gearing? What RPM do I ultimately want to be at? I have heard so many different theories.........
I wouldlove any help. My end plan is to have a 240 hp MCExpress turbo on the sled, but until then (sometime next season) I need the following:
4500-6500 normal riding elevations. Sometimes as high as 7500. Once a year up to 9000 elevation.
What should I do with clutch rivets and what should I do for gearing? What RPM do I ultimately want to be at? I have heard so many different theories.........
