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want 2 know what kind of weights,, colour secondary and primary springs to use that will make this thing pull alot better , its got yellow primary , red/white secondary , and 70 g weights ,
 

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try 67 or 68 gr. worked on 900 twin m/cat ,drop 1 ounce for evry 100 rpm it should pull harder ..:d
 

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67 gram weights,Silver Spring.Helix 52
good to go!
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want 2 know what kind of weights,, colour secondary and primary springs to use that will make this thing pull alot better , its got yellow primary , red/white secondary , and 70 g weights ,

Is the sled completely stock, what track?
 

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its all stock ,, with 162" 2.25

The factory primary is a yellow/green (mine was TI) it is a good choice. Make sure it's not broke first, that happens a lot. Factory weights for altitude were 69g on my '05 and they seem to be a good choice too but 67 may be better for you. A track upgrade from the A20 usually requires change to a straight 51 or 49* helix in the secondary to maintain backshift. Factory spring in the secondary is red/white and I have had no issue with it.

Is this sled new to you? What year?
 

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its a 2004 ,, attack 20 track ,, its got a 55 helix , i just cleaned the clutches , put a new secondary spring in it , and a new belt , so iam gonna start with that ,, goin to mcbride on friday , so i will get to try that ,,
 

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The 035 belt works better and lasts longer than the 020 but is more $$$

Didn't know there were still any A20's still kicking. I pitched mine after one ride when the sled was brand new.
 

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The 035 belt works better and lasts longer than the 020 but is more $$$

Didn't know there were still any A20's still kicking. I pitched mine after one ride when the sled was brand new.

Dito on the track,thats where you should start!
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The 035 belt works better and lasts longer than the 020 but is more $$$

Didn't know there were still any A20's still kicking. I pitched mine after one ride when the sled was brand new.

I used one 020 belt last season(500 miles last year) and I only changed it cause a new one was $55.
 

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haha ya its a useless track , but its like new , so i flipped it around , and i will ride it for the rest of the winter like that . although if i keep the sled for any amount of time ,, a new track would be a good thing for it ,
 

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I used one 020 belt last season(500 miles last year) and I only changed it cause a new one was $55.

Not saying the 020 is junk just that many people, myself included, have found a slight performance gain with the 035. Also the 035 is a little harder so wears better.
 
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