How to lessen the backshift

fishstick · Feb 23, 2018

I ended up putting on a DJ clutch kit. I like the smooth engagement pulls great. But the sled now back shifts like nuts. First time I let off the throttle I nearly went over the handlebars!! Joye said to lower the belt in the secondary a bit to help lessen the effect. I haven't had a chance to go out and test yet.
Im even thinking of going back to the stock secondary spring and helix.
Any thoughts.
Please keep in mind I'm no clutching expert.

Clutched Films · Feb 23, 2018

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What about gearing the sled up 1 tooth. If that doesn't do it for you then try a little softer Qrs spring somewhere between stock & what you have.

i'llDooit · Feb 23, 2018

Quit letting off the throttle. Problem solved

fredw · Feb 23, 2018

What's secondary spring pressure.. 157/303 works well

fishstick · Feb 24, 2018

HAHAH yea keep on the throttle will defiantly do it.
Im not sure I want to or should have to lower the belt in the secondary. Probably just going to put back in the stock secondary spring. Just wondering if I should also put in the stock helix?

fc8464 · Feb 24, 2018

Give it some time, the more you use it going down the mountain the more you will like it. I thought it was to much on my sled but learned to like it, and as you get used to it you will wonder how you managed with out it. Fred

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