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Does anyone have first hand experience with belts other than the ski doo 377 belts for the xp's
are there any that hold up better than the 377 in deep pow? There are a bunch out there that are cheaper.

 

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No. I would run nothing but a 377 on a XP. It will be cheaper in the long run.

 

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Ultimax xs

I have run the Ultimax XS belts on my revs and xp's. Nothing but great results. Wash them with some soap and water and put them on.

 

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i used the ultimax on my rev and loved it. Blew 3 ultimax belts on my xp and went back to the 377 and haven't blown a belt since

 

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steve2wheeler said:

i used the ultimax on my rev and loved it. Blew 3 ultimax belts on my xp and went back to the 377 and haven't blown a belt since

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Winter Brew is correct ,The 377 is a Kevlar belt along with my favorite the slightly softer compound 288 they will last and take higher heat,Not to say the XS wont work it just wont last as long

 

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I also run the 288 belt on my 880 works good

 

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I get less than 300 miles out of the 377's on my 09 XP & on my 011 E-tec. $.50 per mile for a drive belt, Nice.

 

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Hurricane Tim said:

I get less than 300 miles out of the 377's on my 09 XP & on my 011 E-tec. $.50 per mile for a drive belt, Nice.

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What have you tried to fix this?

 

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I traded the 09 on a '12 Pro RMK, but I was planning on a Team Tied secondary for the E-Tec.

 

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Hurricane Tim said:

I traded the 09 on a '12 Pro RMK, but I was planning on a Team Tied secondary for the E-Tec.

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LOL...that's one way to fix the problem.
Yep, with stock XP clutching a guy can pitch a string in a couple hard pulls....get the setup right and a belt will last a season or more.

 

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What clutch setup do you recommend on the E-Tec?

 

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thanks for the replys,
looks like i will stick with the 377s.

 

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kai said:

thanks for the replys,
looks like i will stick with the 377s.

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I tried the ultimax belt and it blew in less then 10 miles I tried getting money back or a new one and they wouldnt do it. Stick with the brp 377 just wash it and use a green brillow pad on it time to time