I have a zrt and it takes alot of rpms to get it moving once it gets going it boggs down. i think it might be the clutch any ideas?
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I have a zrt and it takes alot of rpms to get it moving once it gets going it boggs down. i think it might be the clutch any ideas?
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Power User
Lord of the trike
Could be the clutch yes... Does it do it all all temperatures or only once warmed up? And at what rpm range does it do it at?
Rob
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try arcticchat.com or arcticinsider.com... seems to be alot of that going around right now..
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your first mistake was getting a 600, biggest pos ac made, they are very problematic sleds. i would try to find a 800 motor, my brother and a friend of ours have 800s and they have no problems at all.
on your sled, check both clutches, it might have a stiff primary spring causing high engagment, take it somewhere a get the carbs tuned it
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Never had a problem with my 98 600 in the 10 years I've owned it.. *shrug*
2) 1977 Honda ATC90
2)1985 Tecate
2005 Banshee LE
01 Honda 300EX
74 Suzuki TC100
66 Honda 305 Scrambler
Power User
Roostin Away
Have you ever torn down and cleaned the primary clutch? From what I'm reading it should be an annual maintenance item if you want to get the best performance out of the clutch.
John
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