174" Axys clutching info

sledheadd

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I just installed a Silber turbo on a 174 Axys and I have a question about the clutch weights.
According to the chart that silber provided I would need to run 76 grams for the elevation and boost that I plan to run.
My question is how should i load the weights?
The base weight is 66.5 would 2.5g in the heel and middle with the remaining 4.5 g in the tip work? or am i way off base here?

 

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I like to load the heel more when I first set the weights up. This will give you a good base line setup to start with. Also this should load the engine good and be less likely to hit the rev limiter.

 

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Get the added weight to the tip/heel of the main weight, that's where it'll be most effective. The the further up the weight towards its pivot point, the less effective three weight becomes as you add it.

 

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What elevation?
What PSI will you run?
What weights?
You running Silbers clutch kit?

 

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AKFULLTHROTTLE said:

What elevation? 6-9k
What PSI will you run? 7lbs
What weights? They came with the kit They have magnets for added weight. No brand name on package
You running Silbers clutch kit? Yes, Black spring with silver marks and a white one stock helix.

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