ZR9 ReV EaTeR
Dec 5 2003, 05:43 PM
I have a 03 ZR9 ,seems like my belt is slipping when i take off from a dead stop..Im also revving 7500rpm.I'm using a 60/54helix,74gram weights,A D&D red/white primary ,240studs and i put 24/43gears in it.Im thinking i may have geared to low and its making me over rev,or my belt is slipping in the high rpm's also.I'd like to get it to turn up 7250-7300rpm..set my secondary spring on the 1 hole and still over revving....Anyone have any input??
ScottyR
Dec 5 2003, 06:00 PM
What is the tension of that primary spring? Try a yellow/white AC spring and see if that changes anything.
ZR9 ReV EaTeR
Dec 5 2003, 06:08 PM
Im not sure what the tension is on the spring..I bought it in a kit..but with that helix and those weight's it shouldn't be over revving like it is..im thinking belt,gearing or dirty clutch's..what do you guys use to clean you clutch's??
f8u-up
Dec 5 2003, 06:24 PM
it dont matter what u do,still wont bet a f8 with that set up.i smoked 2 900's so far and one of them took their's to the dealer to trade 4 a f7.but mabey try a green cat spring that might work.terible belt slippage out of the red/white spring
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ZR9 ReV EaTeR
Dec 5 2003, 07:13 PM
ScottyR the tension on that spring is 190/330..Im gonna try stock gearing,give my clutches a cleaning and a new belt,both of my belts are glazed badly....
69 MOD
Dec 6 2003, 12:11 AM
Ok just my 2c, but with any high performance clutch kit, I've never had the stock belt hold up. I'm running a Dayco belt and haven't had a prob, with my stock belt I turned my clutch faces black..."greased" them as you put it.
Stokc belts are just too soft IMO.
MOD
btw, try yo undergear it, like the 800' gear to 25/38....the engine has more than enough power to pull the gears.
69 MOD
Dec 6 2003, 12:12 AM
QUOTE(f8u-up @ Dec 5 2003, 07:24 PM)
it dont matter what u do,still wont bet a f8 with that set up.i smoked 2 900's so far and one of them took their's to the dealer to trade 4 a f7.
No comment.......
ZR9 ReV EaTeR
Dec 6 2003, 05:33 AM
Thanks Mod..im gonna try my stock gears,26/41 and see what happens...and mabey an ultimax 3 belt
StraYCaT
Dec 6 2003, 06:10 AM
I Wouldn't put much faith in your tach..mine was out 300rpm when i had it calibrated
FIRECAT SPANKER
Dec 6 2003, 09:03 PM
make sure the belt is in the clutch properly make sure that it is sitting up about 1/4 inch above the clutch
craig1155615
Dec 6 2003, 09:24 PM
I tried 74 gram weights in my zr 900,The revs were higher than stock. The profile must have been different,but it looked the same.I had best luck with stock weights and a softer engine clutch spring.
thunderbird
Dec 6 2003, 10:11 PM
there is an artical in snotech about people glazing and burning belts from cold takeoffs on the 03 zr900 so they recomended a different belt other than the stock 627-020 but off hand i don,t know which # they recommended try outdoor shop (dan ) i know he knows good luck
03900bigiron
Dec 7 2003, 02:32 PM
belive it or not.i take off my belt every night and keep in the house.what a big difference...al...
Catmaster900
Dec 8 2003, 09:03 PM
that set up works well with a red white secondary in the 4th hole. weight profile has a lot to do with clutching the 900's
Catmaster900
Dec 8 2003, 09:07 PM
I have a ZR8 I would love to run agianst that F8, where you from F'd up 8?
sandbagger
Dec 13 2003, 08:41 PM
ttt
F-8 it looks like you're being sought out!
zr9er
Dec 14 2003, 10:54 AM
I found with stock set up that the AC orange white worked way better than the purple.
srxvmaxsx
Dec 14 2003, 03:16 PM
guys i am trying different setups. we do have timing lights to set up but not enought SNOW. in my 900, 72.5 gram daltons,yellow/green,58/54 helix,red/white 4 hole.just from set of pants pulls HARD. engagement is low to load motor, helps a little with track spin.
catalyze
Dec 20 2003, 04:02 PM
95% chance your not pulling 7500! Have your dealer Calibrate your Tach or a performance shop.($20 at most)
You can also run the 0627-021, It's a Softer Compound which should solve your slipping problems. Belt in Driven clutch needs to sit No Higher then 1/8 inch above Driven Sheaves, Any more then that will cause Bog at take-off.
Check track tension, Too much tension will cause Rolling Resistance which will add to your slipping Problem.
Need to also check Clutch Alignment, Center to Center, Off-Set and Deflection. All the above will Compound your problem, Plus some.
Good luck!!!! :banghead:
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