modsrx said:i know don but i just try to know the stock gramm...to give me a point where to start ..someone sell a set of 8bu-00 to my friend and my friend didnt scale them cause it was suppose to be for a 800 and then it didnt work at all ...i check them on scale and it was total of 58 gram running with a w-w-w im pretty sure that beast can't run more than 53 gram ................. just looking for a starting point
modsrx said:thnx buddy will get another test and see how it goes ....
modsrx said:second test with some gramm remove OMG THOSE VMAX are scarry ...........
max rpm 9200-9300 need to add some now but what a beast .....
we do have alots of belt splip running slow with the w-w-w will try to go at 30kg preload ....clutch getting so hot running slow outch .....need to solved that problem and its gonna be freaky ...sled run with aeen pipe![]()
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sideshowBob said:I have found belt allignment especially centre to centre distance is critical on these VMAX4s for performance and especially belt survival. I bought an adjustable belt allignment tool years back and bolted it in a fixed position at the VMAX4 allignment specs...the tool is constantly borrowed by local VMAX4 owners...in fact its out on loan now.
If the sled you are working on is that difficult to get moving you must have some issues.
-bad bearings on jackshaft and or drive shaft
-too high of engagement...under 4500 and closer to 4000 works best
-burned/glazed belt...only use YAMAHA belts thses sled will explode an after market belt...this I know!
-clutch centre distance too short results in belt riding too high in primary causing a lot of slippage to get sled moving as it is starting in too high of gear
Just some ideas
Bob