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Full Primary shift-out

neverenoughsnow

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I am not getting full shift out on my new sled. Its an '18 Rmk AXYS 800 163" 2.6. Trying to clutch it for the Snowies 9-12000ft.
Im running 10-60s with the 120-320 spring, stock black secondary spring, stock helix.
The belt only reaches within an inch of top of sheave on primary.
Machine is pretty stock, just a can.
 

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totally normal. you never see full shift out on these. You can play around with gearing and clutching to gain a little, but not much.
As long as its turning 8200-8300 I wouldnt worry about it.
 

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It will hit 8400 right away, then back off to 8250-8300.

If you had adjustable weights you could load the heel more to help that, but with stock weights if you put in 62's it will be too much.

I like to clutch my sleds to the high side of the RPM range in dry or low to med snow conditions so when you get a good dump of powder or are riding some heavy snow your not down in the 78-7900 range.
 

neverenoughsnow

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I had 10-62s in it first, and it would only hit 8200 and back off to 8000-7900. and the belt was probably 1-1/2" below sheave top edge. i think 10-60s was a step in the right direction. i was thinking about adjustable weights, just havent decided on which ones.
 

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I had 10-62s in it first, and it would only hit 8200 and back off to 8000-7900. and the belt was probably 1-1/2" below sheave top edge. i think 10-60s was a step in the right direction. i was thinking about adjustable weights, just havent decided on which ones.
The primary and secondary diameters are mismatched so full shift out on the primary is not geometrically possible

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I get full shift on my primary all the time. But my clutching is dialed and I'm boosted :face-icon-small-ton
 
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