[Coop45]

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[Bulldogge]

Where is everyone getting the shims? I ordered a set off Ebay but they sent me the wrong size I.D. I would like to locate some so I can put my quad back together.
Thanks you in advance

 

[ajl719]

Dalton offers clutch kits and should offer the shims as well. Maybe check them out.

 

[Bulldogge]

Word up!

 

[Bulldogge]

So I finally installed my shims.I added 1.5mm along with a new belt. I took it for a test drive around the block and I don't know that I'm feeling any extra power or torque. With stock tires I was expecting it to pull a wheelie or something. Should I be able to notice. I'm not positive that the belt isn't slipping. Any comments will be appreciated.

 

[ajl719]

Does the belt look worn or damaged at all..?

 

[Bulldogge]

No I put a new one on while I had it apart. Should I feel more power? Is there a break in for new belts?

 

[ajl719]

I think there is a mild break in period, but nothing that should effect your performance right off hand. Your bike a 750..?

 

[Bulldogge]

700

 

[ajl719]

O.k, hang with me here. I'm trying my best to help you out, unfortunately I'm limited in knowledge on the CVT type drive atv's. Have you ever done a thorough cleaning on your primary and secondary clutch..? Dirty clutches rob performance and may cause the belt to slip.

 

[Bulldogge]

Yes sir. I cleaned them when I did the shims and belt.

 

[ajl719]

Well, unfortunately i know almost nothing about clutch kits and only know a handful of troubleshooting techniques for the CVT type drive system. And sir, you've pretty much thought of everything i could think of, lol. I'd almost ask if you have a service manual but i don't think that would help.

 

[oldeerslayer]

Did you order a clutch kit or just shim the OEM parts? If you ordered a kit contact the manufacturer of the kit, most reputable firms have some sort of support.

 

[Bulldogge]

I just shimmed the OEM. I'm installing bigger tires next. Just wanted more torque and power to turn a set of big exacutioners.

 

[ajl719]

You may of had to do a proper clutch kit including the shims. I know there are different weight rollers that you can install as well which may of made a difference. Either way, I would maybe try calling a reputable firm as oldeerslayer suggested, they would know more.