A friend has a 2007 Renegade 800 with 136 " track with 1.3/4 '' paddles.
What is a good set up with regards to the clutch ie. type of spring, he currently has a pink/pink colored spring....gives him alot of get up and go when he hits the throttle.
Any suggestions...leaving for mountains soon.
Full Version: Clutching for mountain riding setup?
We need to know what elevation you will be riding at. There should be some info in his owner's manual.
QUOTE(shortstop20 @ Jan 16 2008, 11:29 PM) 
We need to know what elevation you will be riding at. There should be some info in his owner's manual.
5-8000 ft
QUOTE(Ditch Pickel @ Jan 15 2008, 06:48 PM)
A friend has a 2007 Renegade 800 with 136 " track with 1.3/4 '' paddles.
What is a good set up with regards to the clutch ie. type of spring, he currently has a pink/pink colored spring....gives him alot of get up and go when he hits the throttle.
Any suggestions...leaving for mountains soon.
What is a good set up with regards to the clutch ie. type of spring, he currently has a pink/pink colored spring....gives him alot of get up and go when he hits the throttle.
Any suggestions...leaving for mountains soon.
I would recomend puting in the Summit set up, buddy did this a few years back to his renegade and said it worked 10 times better then w/ the high elevation requirements for his renegade. Any dealer will have the book to tell you what to run, gears, helix, spring, and pins...
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