marty f
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if i take a steel ruler and set it on the belt from the primary to the secondary what should i be measuring and what would be in spec
Srxspec
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Push down in the middle of it with one finger and you should have 1-1/8" to 1-1/4" of "slack".
marty f
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Ok
Checked Im Good Thanks
Checked Im Good Thanks
Ride.Race.Live
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Does that go for just the srx's or pretty much all sleds???
daman
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Proper spec(yamaha's) is 1.5mm above to .5mm below the edge of the secondary with your belt, so check that too.
Ride.Race.Live that covers your sled too.
Ride.Race.Live that covers your sled too.
Danger Dog
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daman said:Proper spec(yamaha's) is 1.5mm above to .5mm below the edge of the secondary with your belt, so check that too.
Ride.Race.Live that covers your sled too.
Never rely on that method for belt deflection.
Srxspec
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The Yamaha method is a guideline, but belt lengths vary, center to center can vary, etc. Use the method I posted above and you will get consistant results! This will work on any sled!
what about proping the sled up and taking out shims until the track either just starts to move or will turn easily by hand?
daman
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lol......
check def.,back in the ol VM days you do that with the W/P belt but never
heard of doing it for the drive. to many variables like heat, belt compound your strait edge,your finger force etc...yamaha has no spec for that procedure, why is that??
C/C along with belt height is how it's done on a stock sled..
Really and why not sir?thats the way Yamaha the makers of theses sleds say it should be done,,that and C/C,,lol first time hearing of using a ruler toDanger Dog said:Never rely on that method for belt deflection.
check def.,back in the ol VM days you do that with the W/P belt but never
heard of doing it for the drive. to many variables like heat, belt compound your strait edge,your finger force etc...yamaha has no spec for that procedure, why is that??
C/C along with belt height is how it's done on a stock sled..
Srxspec
Your #1 performance shop!
Trust me, pushing down on the belt using a straight edge will get you MUCH better results than the Yamaha recommendation! It doesn't matter where the belt sits in the secondary because that can all CHANGE depending on belt length, center to center, etc.
http://www.totallyamaha.com/snowmobiles/aaTECH/belts/beltdeflect.htm
http://www.totallyamaha.com/snowmobiles/aaTECH/belts/beltdeflect.htm
Danger Dog
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daman said:Really and why not sir?thats the way Yamaha the makers of theses sleds say it should be done,,that and C/C,,lol first time hearing of using a ruler to
check def.,back in the ol VM days you do that with the W/P belt but never
heard of doing it for the drive. to many variables like heat, belt compound your strait edge,your finger force etc...yamaha has no spec for that procedure, why is that??
C/C along with belt height is how it's done on a stock sled..
Exactly what srxspec said. And just because the book says so it doesn't mean that it is the Bible.
daman
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It was written for a reason!!,,,,and taught too for a reason to yamaha tech's,so yea you dudes are right and Yamaha is wrong!!! my bad...LOLDanger Dog said:Exactly what srxspec said. And just because the book says so it doesn't mean that it is the Bible.
i gota check my dealer this week and see if yamaha makes a strait edge tool for for this procedure, hmmm stay tuned........
bluewho
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Thanks for takeing the time for a great tip Mr UlmerSrxspec said:Trust me, pushing down on the belt using a straight edge will get you MUCH better results than the Yamaha recommendation! It doesn't matter where the belt sits in the secondary because that can all CHANGE depending on belt length, center to center, etc.
http://www.totallyamaha.com/snowmobiles/aaTECH/belts/beltdeflect.htm

Danger Dog
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I guess some of us are not as "book smart" as others!
bluewho
Active member
You can never beat somebody opinion thats HANDS ON ! You no .....pulls moters and replaceing them lineing them up and tuneing for peformance,IMO
Danger Dog
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Yes I agree bluewho.