what would an acceptable difference in weights be? i was bored yesterday ( cause of lack of snow) and was weighing some stock cat weights. i weighted all my 85 grams and were out as high as 0.30 grams. doesnt seem like much but i thought i would ask. i had some old 68's there and they were as much as 1 gram out... that seems like way too much. i grinded very little off to get them to match in weight.
acceptable weight difference?
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The closer the better. It probably doesn't make a ton of differeence but, you definately want all your clutch weights transfering their fair share of the load.
Good work on weighing them. I do the same thing.
Maybe we're just freaks?
Good work on weighing them. I do the same thing.
Maybe we're just freaks?
I have done the same thing with both Cat and Polaris none are right on . So I grind the tips also
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I balance mine to a hundreth of a gram. But I love finding reasons to hang out in the garage.
But I love finding reasons to hang out in the garage.
i dont grind to match..i spot weld the lighter one till its heavier and then grind it..its all on page "sucker" in your manual
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I grind them like this...
Just kidding, this was after a broken spider in the primary seized a roller and wouldnt let one of the weights move for months... almost looks stock! haha
Just kidding, this was after a broken spider in the primary seized a roller and wouldnt let one of the weights move for months... almost looks stock! haha
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I use a relaoding scale for weighing gun powder to balance mine. A 1/2 gram out of balance 4 inches out from the end of the crank equates to 42 lbs of out of balance at 4000 rpm and over 100 at 8000 rpm.
Good point that is why I grind mine
