[Jaybird_88]

Has anyone installed 20 gram clutch weights, I'm not sure if I want to go full grizzly. I don't want it too jerky and although I like the quiet low rpm I want to squeeze some more power out of it. Any suggestions?

 

[Jackfavor]

I did not want to go full Grizzly so went in the middle. I'm running EPI 22gram (approx. 24g with the covers) and wet clutch slug kit and 1.5mm shims. I don't have many miles on this set up yet but so far I'm very happy with it. Great improvement over stock.

 

[Jaybird_88]

I did not want to go full Grizzly so went in the middle. I'm running EPI 22gram (approx. 24g with the covers) and wet clutch slug kit and 1.5mm shims. I don't have many miles on this set up yet but so far I'm very happy with it. Great improvement over stock.

I'm not really wanting to shim or anything, I'm just wondering what the difference will be if I run just lighter clutch weights. I just feel like it revs too low until I really lay on the throttle at low speeds.

 

[Jackfavor]

The lighter the weights the more RPM's it takes to in gage them. So basically you are starting to move at a higher RPM and higher up in the engines power band. 20 - 24grams should get you where you want to be.

 

[Jaybird_88]

The lighter the weights the more RPM's it takes to in gage them. So basically you are starting to move at a higher RPM and higher up in the engines power band. 20 - 24grams should get you where you want to be.

Thanks, I'll probably end up with 21 gram weights.

 

[jrsa1991]

I put a 1mm shim, 18g weights and an orange epi spring, it does rev higher now and it didn't increase the noise by much, the orange spring helped with the back shift and throttle response made it feel less lazy. I'm pretty happy with my setup it serves me well for trail riding and the occasional mud hole.

 

[Joshuah]

I just ordered the EPI orange spring and 20 g weights. I'll post more after install.