JohnnyG383
Member
I'm looking to hear what people have to say my buddy has a 03 Viper and he keeps smoking Yamaha belts and looking for something that would have more life and not smoke as easy. The sled does a lot of trail riding. Thanks
apex/viper rider
Member
i never had a problem using the stock yamaha belts
brethren
New member
Have you checked your clutch alignment?
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JohnnyG383
Member
No haven't checked the alignment its a friends sled. We don't have the tool to check it.
brethren
New member
I made one, do you want the dimensions? Or some shops will lend it to you.No haven't checked the alignment its a friends sled. We don't have the tool to check it.
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nst115
VIP Lfietime Member
Either bad alignment or something else wrong with the clutches I'd say, these belts run forever usually.
Vincent
New member
Agree with the others. I only have experience with yamaha 8dn belts but they last long time threw all kinds of aggressive driving . Are his sheaves running hot? Mine are always cool to the touch no matter how hard I drive.
JohnnyG383
Member
Sure we can make the tool Thanks!I made one, do you want the dimensions? Or some shops will lend it to you.
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JohnnyG383
Member
Vincent I really don't know. but he is always burning the belt getting on the trailer and getting stuck sometimes. I just put a new Yamaha belt on it last season or so mine also likes to smoke on my Venture but my sled is not vibrating like his is because the belt is flat spotted.Agree with the others. I only have experience with yamaha 8dn belts but they last long time threw all kinds of aggressive driving . Are his sheaves running hot? Mine are always cool to the touch no matter how hard I drive.
brethren
New member
Here you goSure we can make the tool Thanks!
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JohnnyG383
Member
Thank you brethren
Maim
Super Moderator
i would always burn a belt if i tried to lug it onto the trailer when the carbides dig in.
brethren
New member
Loading them on the trailer has to be the hardest thing for clutch, belt, track and picks, especially with double carbides. If it doesn't go up smoothly I back up and take another run. It's not worth spinning the track on its back edge. Good way to set up for pick throw the next ride.i would always burn a belt if i tried to lug it onto the trailer when the carbides dig in.
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