What do Primary clutch weights do?

What do Primary clutch weights do?

The clutch weights are the speed-sensing component of the primary pulley. As the engine rpm increases, the clutch weights swing out against the rollers in the spider tower, generating a force that quickly overcomes the spring pretension.

What happens if clutch is misaligned?

Misalignment also prevents the release bearing from centralizing itself on the cover assembly diaphragm, resulting in clutch shudder, vibration, severe diaphragm finger wear, premature release bearing failure, and severe gearbox input shaft sleeve wear.

What is the best clutch kit for Arctic cats?

BMP Stage 2 clutch kits have many benefits over stock. Not only does it produce excellent performance gains, but the belt life is also increased dramatically. The Arctic Cats are known for a short belt life and at almost 200 dollars each that’s a hard pill to swallow.

Why does the belt blow so easily on my 1100 Turbo?

For the 2012-15 1100 Turbo we have found the stock belt is a little on the short side. This is one of the reasons why the belt blows so easily. We have found that using a longer and wider Dayco belt increases performance and belt life. The belt sits slightly higher in the driven clutch which helps low end acceleration.

What is an Arctic Cat Stage 2 kit?

The Arctic Cats are known for a short belt life and at almost 200 dollars each that’s a hard pill to swallow. The Stage 2 kit fixes that problem and gains big performance in the mean time! These kits allow the clutches to go into full overdrive, unlike stock, which doesn’t even reach a full one to one ratio!

How much can the clutch arm weights be adjusted?

The weights are adjustable with a unique magnet design allowing up to 22 grams of adjustment per arm. We provide specifications of how to set up the clutch arm weight with each kit.