[rev them up]

I don't know much about clutch's..just looking for
some idea's on clutch weight's.What is a good
weight to start testing at?I would like better performance
from 0-105mph.Do mostly trail's..weight 230..153 stud's.
SOMEBODY MUST HAVE TRIED JUST WEIGHT'S!!THANX.

 

[skydog]

65 grams

 

[Evil Twin]

O ordered a heavy hitter clutch tool and will start testing this weekend. If I can find a strip of snow. I am looking for the 500 foot set up though. I will share as much as I can on Monday if I am lucky enough to find snow.
Evil.

 

[rev them up]

sky dog did u try these weight's??or did u use them in a kit??
did u find much of a difference with these weight's??compared to stock??
Better low end or all over...sorry for so many question's just
want to know before i buy them...i dont want it to fall on it's face.
Thanx for the reply sky dog!!!!!!!!

 

[rev them up]

1 more question...what does she turn with 65 gram weight's?THANX.

 

[rev them up]

ANYBODY ELES????????

 

[flyingf7sp]

Originally posted by rev them up@Jan 8 2003, 06:44 AM
I would like better performance from 0-105mph.

Not asking for too much are ya :blink:

 

[racer119]

I think 65 or 66 would be ok. turns because motor has 140 hp to work with, I use 68 with a diff spring, works great

 

[Fire Chicken]

I'd say...go on a diet and lose 25 lbs! B)

 

[rev them up]

THANX ....FIRE HEN THAT IS REAL HELPFUL!!!!

 

[Fire Chicken]

Sorry, just having fun.

 

[highlander]

Racer119 what is your revs and what colour is your spring, how much did you gain in 660' over stock,what is your speed......thanks

 

[byoffcr]

Skydog arnt u running about 80 gram weights to keep that animal u ride under control HE HE

 

[skydog]

True Byoffcr! :lol: I have not run 65 but i feel if you have stock helix 65-66 should be righ tin the game!
Skydog