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Posted by: Speedwerx
If your looking for bottom end I woudl go with a heavy tip weight butt to get it to pull rpm on top you might have to go lighter than 46's even maybe 44 grams or you could go with just std. style weigths and run 45 or 46 grams probably. You should also try to get your belt deflection as tight as possible too with out having your machien creep/move once you start it this will help bottom end too. What is done to your machine and what is in it for clutching right now?
Posted by: Speedwerx
For starters if bottom end is your main focus I would run the our i-60's or i-45's.
Posted by: baxy
currently I'm running 10MB (47.5g) in my xplorer but I need a few more revs
I think I need 46 grams
does hot seat have a set of 46 gram weights and which flavor would you recommend?
heavy hitters or hypershift??
what are the hammerhead weights listed?
I don't like the profile on the 10MB weights as they don't pull very well out of the hole but they do work great on the top end
but I am really looking for better bottom end clutching
Posted by: baxy
cyclone cylinder shaved head
stock pipe
34mm scrambler carb
k&n filter
multi angle helix and violet HPD secondary spring
white polaris primary spring
47.5 gram weights (10MB) bushed
