Performance Engineering Hyper Lite Roller Clutch for Yamaha SRX


I used one on my ski-doo and loved it. Just gotta watch out for the 2 sheaves cracking, as they tend to crack between the machine webbing. For a yamaha application, I feel there are better roller secondaries out there. I like the hi-tech secondaries and hauck magnum shifts. Roller roosters are decent too, but use hard to find helixs and the cam followers that are used for the rollers are expensive to replace when the time comes.
 
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hauck or lightning pro style, they use stock helixes and springs, add almost no 0 weight and last a long time. Have had mine on four sleds, had to put new rollers in after the third one. I used a heal clicker for a while but broke all the bolts off the helix durring a hard landing at a local cross country race causing my friend to lose.
Not sure if ligtning pro is still around or not.
 
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hauck or lightning pro style, they use stock helixes and springs, add almost no 0 weight and last a long time. Have had mine on four sleds, had to put new rollers in after the third one. I used a heal clicker for a while but broke all the bolts off the helix durring a hard landing at a local cross country race causing my friend to lose.
Not sure if ligtning pro is still around or not.
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Scott I agree totally with the lightening pro and hauck thing. I have both and also have zero problems with both. Like you said they are very light and last a long time. I never liked the heel clicker secondary.
 
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