800 Can Am clutch springs

[05Cummins]

What are you guys using in your 800 outlander Xmr or std outy with 30 inch tires

I was thinking trying a tan dalton primary.

thought I would try that first

 

[SKEGNSNOW]

If U are keeping the 30's, buy a QSC kit or pick up a Dalton kit, and add a yellow/black dalton driven spring. The tan spring has the same engagement RPM as stock, but the same finishing rate as the green/yellow dalton. If U ride fast and hard get the dalton kit, if U crawl over stuff and trail ride alot, use the tan spring instead of the green/yellow spring that comes in the kit....

 

[DaveB]

Dalton kit will not help and XMR as much as a std Outty. The XMR already has 6 Renny weights in the primary. The Dalton weights are exactly the same profile and weight (when empty) as a Renny weight.

I would add the yel/blk secondary spring, tan primary spring and run it....cheaper than buying the weights. (kit)

 

[05Cummins]

Well im going to try the tan primary and the yellow/black driven stock XMR weights see what that gets me.

Might look at getting both clutches machined

 

[cookgio]

the xmr comes with 30 silverbacks so you shouldn't have to do anything to the clutches unless you want better engagment or bottom end.

 

[05Cummins]

Come drive my XMR you will feel how lacking the POS Can Am clutching is.

 

[ChinRat]

Dalton with the heavy spring is fantastic in my outy, have 30's on with Gorilla axle's....thats a must with the clutch kit....you will snap your front end eventually. lots of fun last summer limping home in 2X4

 

[FellOffMyRocker]

The QSC clutch kits are far superior to the dalton setups for that machine. I have a few friends with outy 800's and the QSC kits just seam to engage smoother and make more power. If you have a few extra bucks laying around QSC just came out with a complete replacement clutch setup. It adapts a Polaris clutch to work in the outlander and it is pretty sick.

 

[05Cummins]

I am looking at the QSC replacment primary now.

thinking that will be the one i go with after alot of reading I dont think a guy can make the slipper clutch work aswell as I want.