Clutch kit for 9r?

[Klutch]

Anyone care to recommend one? Ibexx? Bike man?

 

[grenon]

Ibexx or cycles and sleds are the only two I’d recommend


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[niner]

Altitude powersports has a kit.

 

[trees happen]

If you've got a good dealer, that knows setup, for your area, I'd talk to them. In Wa. Pierre's Polaris is the best in the west side.

 

[kanedog]

The p22 is a poorly designed clutch. It’s prolly a better idea to put the money toward a p85. If someone says they can get more p22 performance by changing to their weights, they are flat out lying and just wanna sell their junk.
If doing clutch work, buy trinkets from someone who rides in your area.

Do research, tinker and ride! Post up what you end up doing .
Merry Xmas and happy new year

 

[Chadly]

Poor people and ****ty riders complain about or blame clutching. I don't do **** with my clutching and have yet to see someone out ride me because of clutching. You are better off spending money on strippers if you are going to feel used by someone.

 

[kanedog]

Poor people and ****ty riders complain about or blame clutching. I don't do **** with my clutching and have yet to see someone out ride me because of clutching. You are better off spending money on strippers if you are going to feel used by someone.

Ya, we know. The video ya posted showed really poor sled performanc. Two experienced clutchers told you there is something wrong with your clutchinf. Yet, you continue to Insult the snowest Clutch masters While thinking everything’s is good, which it is not. Some people in the world are unteachable, dumb and rich. You is all three. Hahahahaha. makecsure To film the heli sled rescue.

 

[Chadly]

Ya, we know. The video ya posted showed really poor sled performanc. Two experienced clutchers told you there is something wrong with your clutchinf. Yet, you continue to Insult the snowest Clutch masters While thinking everything’s is good, which it is not. Some people in the world are unteachable, dumb and rich. You is all three. Hahahahaha. makecsure To film the heli sled rescue.

You and Crusty Dusty been waiting for my helicopter ride. Don't worry I've been saving up for it. Until then blame the sled on why you can't ride

 

[горный крот]

У вас хороший треш ток, ребята.
Продолжайте, очень интересно вас слушать)

 

[kanedog]

У вас хороший треш ток, ребята.
Продолжайте, Chadly’s clutches вас слушать)

Even Putin says your clutches are bunk!

 

[turboless terry]

$100 a minute is all this ride costs

 

[Sheetmetalfab]

Even Putin says your clutches are bunk!

 

[горный крот]

Even Putin says your clutches are bunk!

Наш президент в отличной форме.

 

[kanedog]

Putin on a snowmobile lookin for Chadly!

 

[Klutch]

Ok I understand tinkering myself. I understand clutching. But the reason I'm asking is I'm from the prairies of Canada and have to visit the mountains. Just want a bit of a head start on figuring out clutching as time is limited for me riding there.

Last year in West I did not feel as tho backshifting was quick enough. I ran suggested clutching out of manual.

I also get the argument about the p22 vs p85.

Gonna stick with p22. So anyone want to share any luck they've had? PM me if needed.

 

[shattuck]

Carls cycle makes a good clutch kit but I think they’re changing weights so it will probably be a little expensive. I’m not sure if TRS makes a kit for the P22 but he would be my first choice. I run his P85 kit and it’s awesome. There are lots of options that I’m sure work great Burandt, ibexx, Indy Specialty to name a few.

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[tmberro]

Ok I understand tinkering myself. I understand clutching. But the reason I'm asking is I'm from the prairies of Canada and have to visit the mountains. Just want a bit of a head start on figuring out clutching as time is limited for me riding there.

Last year in West I did not feel as tho backshifting was quick enough. I ran suggested clutching out of manual.

I also get the argument about the p22 vs p85.

Gonna stick with p22. So anyone want to share any luck they've had? PM me if needed.

I feel like the 9R has more to offer up top. I'd look for a clutch kit that includes a different helix that continues to shift up top?

I chatted with Kurt for a bit last year and he was working on a clutch kit that offered just that. I haven't circled back to see what his final product is. Personally I kept it simple last year and ran an Almond Venom primary spring and 14-74's, stock helix, and stock secondary spring. It worked well, but I think there is more to gain.

 

[revrider07]

Tmb if your looking for on top end Tony will have the answer.

 

[10003514]

Ok I understand tinkering myself. I understand clutching. But the reason I'm asking is I'm from the prairies of Canada and have to visit the mountains. Just want a bit of a head start on figuring out clutching as time is limited for me riding there.

Last year in West I did not feel as tho backshifting was quick enough. I ran suggested clutching out of manual.

I also get the argument about the p22 vs p85.

Gonna stick with p22. So anyone want to share any luck they've had? PM me if needed.

Deal with tuners that ride our areas. The 9r has substantial gains from a good clutch kit. Ben at Altitude can help you out or Ibexx kit from Whiskey/Stoked is ripping. Don’t get stuck on the p22vsp85 debate.

 

[madmax]

It’s hard to take a sled from the flatland (prairies) and try to ride mountains with it. Find a good tuner in your area who rides a lot. The big box stores won’t be of much help but to sell you a bunch of stuff that’s probably not any better than stock Polaris parts.