clutching and jets

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all throttle no bottle

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I have a 2000 SXR 700 with bender tripple pipes and heel clicker clutch kit. the jets are 150 mains and 52.5 the screws are turned out 1.5 turns and the clutch is set up the way heel clicker said to set up for tripple pipes. i road the sled last weeked it just doesnt feel right. need help thanks :2strokes:
 
hc settings are out to lunch. I had a 700 sx-r with bender pipes & hc,s. Gotta know what rpm,s are now to help.
 
clutch

Is there a good way to start setting up clutch with out know the rpm i am going riding this weeking and i dont have much time to test the clutch when i get back i could give the rpm and fine tune then thanks :2strokes:
 
It is totally 100% hugely impossible to help until your rpm,s are known. Gotta know how ur primary & secondary are set up now & what rpm,s are from start to finish. No way no how can you be helped until you supply this info!
 
help

went riding yesterday when i first take off the rpms are about 8700 to 8800 then it drops to 8500 and stays there i have the red spring 2.3 in the heel and 3.3 in the center none in the tip i have the stock rollers. :o|
 
clutch

I have 4.2 in the heel and none in the middle and none in the tip i get about 8800 to 8900 for rpms. it does not seem to have the top end like it did when it was stock. also wondering if you could help me i had the clutchs alined at the dealer ship and put a new yamaha belt on rode for 200 miles. on my way home yesterday i heard a nosie so i pulled over i checked the belt and the top of the new belt was coming apart and yes it is a yamaha belt. thanks please help :o|
 
That is your biggest problem... heelclickers can't pull a 47 helix. You need a new helix with a low finish angle, then you can load the tip weight and get some top end out of it. Some people like to run a finish angle helix of somewhere around 34-36 degrees. Also you might want to get a set of 15mm or 15.6mm rollers. I'm sure one of the guys that can tune the heelclickers in can help you out with the rest.
 
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