pete72
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anyone know what the stock setting should be? spring color?
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Vincent
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green dot spring rapped @60, 43 degree helix
pete72
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thanx guys!
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so 60 degree wrap is spring set in #2 on sheeve and #3 on helix?
I believe that is only 50 degree, I think you would need #3 and #3 to get 60 degree.
pete72
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thanx nailsI believe that is only 50 degree, I think you would need #3 and #3 to get 60 degree.
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thanxs for posting this chart couple of bucks
Do you have a sx or a xtc? Pics please
pete72
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its a xtc. just got 67 miles on a fresh rebuild. picked it up super cheap $100 over the summer. was blown up and in need of a lot of tlc. was given a 2001 mint vmax seat for some welding work. went thru everything that needed attention and just working on dialing in the primary clutch. its a pretty sharp sled now. was well worth the work I put into it. will get some good pic tomorrow and post :>)Do you have a sx or a xtc? Pics please
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Vincent
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I believe that is only 50 degree, I think you would need #3 and #3 to get 60 degree.
Yup! Even better is 1 and 6 (70 wrap) or 2 an 6 (80)
for more aggressive back shifts.
How about getting a set of used heelclickers? You can even use the stock helix due to the engine power curve. A 40-10 kit made my venture go no less than 90 mph, a 10 mph improvement over stock.
pete72
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so seems you can get 60 degree wrap a couple different ways. 3/3 4/2 ect what was the stock holes used?
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I haven't got into the secondary yet still working on the p85 primary. was turning 8000 plus rpms. weights were 48.6 grams and are now 53 grams. it helped with belt slipping but I still need to bring the rpm's down to 7800 . I'm thinking if I reduce tension on the secondary it will pull the belt in sooner and reduce the r's. am I wrong in my thinking. it backshift pretty quick now
There is no 4. There is 0,3,6,9 on the helix and 1,2,3 on the sheave.
pete72
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so is 3 & 3 factory?There is no 4. There is 0,3,6,9 on the helix and 1,2,3 on the sheave.
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Are you running the stock red secondary spring?I haven't got into the secondary yet still working on the p85 primary. was turning 8000 plus rpms. weights were 48.6 grams and are now 53 grams. it helped with belt slipping but I still need to bring the rpm's down to 7800 . I'm thinking if I reduce tension on the secondary it will pull the belt in sooner and reduce the r's. am I wrong in my thinking. it backshift pretty quick now
3+3=6 or 60(in our case)
6+1=7 or 70.......”
6+2=8 or 80.......”
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pete72
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it has a black spring with a blue dot. what color is stock?Are you running the stock red secondary spring?
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just looked at the parts diagram. red is stock. not sure what the rate of this spring is. guess the only thing for me to do is try different settings with it. hard to get thing just right when messing with both the Polaris primary and a secondary that doesn't have a stock spring in it. have to keep testing is all
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not sure why I didn't just refer back to the data couple of bucks post. think I had a senior moment for a minute! hey it happens. so just found this list and so it would seam someone put the next heavier spring in there.Black/silver 41/125 kg (90/275 lbs.)
Black/red 48/120 (105/264)
Black/blue 53/133 (117/293)
Black/green 57/129 (125/284)
Red 39/133 (86/293)
Orange 28/132 (62/291)
Pioneer performance:
Blue 52,5/125 kg (116/275 lbs.)
Yellow 55/110 (121/242)
Black/red 48/120 (105/264)
Black/blue 53/133 (117/293)
Black/green 57/129 (125/284)
Red 39/133 (86/293)
Orange 28/132 (62/291)
Pioneer performance:
Blue 52,5/125 kg (116/275 lbs.)
Yellow 55/110 (121/242)