2018 pro 155 clutching help please

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ski-dookid

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• Feb 21, 2018

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I have a 2018 pro 155 2.6 with the full slp exhaust. I have what slp recommends for clutching. I was out in big horns and am going back out in a couple weeks. I feal the clutching could be better as I had to keep adding to my weights. I am running the blue pink spring which is a 140-340 with around 65-66 gram weights and I will still hit around 8500-8550. Anyone have a setup like this and willing to share their secrets haha? Thank you in advance

 

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• Feb 22, 2018

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What elavation are you at now

 

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• Feb 23, 2018

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Elevation was about 8800-9200

 

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• Feb 24, 2018

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That's a great problem to have.
Throw more weight in there, that's what it's for.

FWIW, I ran magnum force weights on my 18 and before it was broken in, I had to run them bare at 4k'

I would have loved to be adding weight!

 

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• Feb 24, 2018

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You can also run a softer primary spring if your weights are non adjustable. A 120 start and 310 or 320 finish. Lighter weights can be a bit better when it comes to clutch life and a spring is cheaper and easier to change.

 

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• Feb 25, 2018

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I will be throwing more weight at since they are adjustable. I have the new epi weights. I can try different springs as well since I have a pretty easy access to them. Thanks everyone for throwing out the advice