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I just got one of them things.... I'll get it on and see if it is all it is cracked up to be...
:beerchug: SOON!
:beerchug: SOON!
hate to sound stupid, but I dont get it, what am I looking at? besides a secondary...JT
This kit installs an old style "cat" twisty spring instead of the newer compression boinger. this kit is suppose to add twist pressure to the secondary sheaves instead of just a plain old squeeze.
I just put one on, seems great, just wish I had more snow to see if it works :celebrating:
I'll keep ya posted as soon as the snow flies... and as I type...IT's SNOWING! :banana:
:linemup: just in case it peters out...
:tease:
I just put one on, seems great, just wish I had more snow to see if it works :celebrating:
I'll keep ya posted as soon as the snow flies... and as I type...IT's SNOWING! :banana:
:linemup: just in case it peters out...
:tease:
There is a after market kit from Purelogic and/or RK Tech to convert the diamond drive secondary clutch
from a compression spring set-up back to the torsion spring. This guy took existing Arctic Cat secondary
clutch covers and made his own conversion. A whole lot cheaper and I would bet it works.
from a compression spring set-up back to the torsion spring. This guy took existing Arctic Cat secondary
clutch covers and made his own conversion. A whole lot cheaper and I would bet it works.
QUOTE(ToddUF7 @ Nov 14 2006, 08:05 AM) 
There is a after market kit from Purelogic and/or RK Tech to convert the diamond drive secondary clutch
from a compression spring set-up back to the torsion spring. This guy took existing Arctic Cat secondary
clutch covers and made his own conversion. A whole lot cheaper and I would bet it works.
from a compression spring set-up back to the torsion spring. This guy took existing Arctic Cat secondary
clutch covers and made his own conversion. A whole lot cheaper and I would bet it works.
Seems a little Mickey Mouse though. Hope it works out though. Pretty slick if it does.
Just not sure if i'd trust that on a 1000mile trip up north though?
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