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Ski Doo Clutch Engagement. I have put on a couple hundred of miles and just have a couple of questions about clutches and engagement rpm. I got a 2019 skidoo summit sp pretty recently and when i was checking to see what rpms it engages it was showing between 32 & 3400. The new skidoo is much faster at initial clutch engagement (to last sled) and is having a difficult time trying to start sidehilling. If your clutch is slamming in at engagement your belt may be worn past tolerance. Yea it seems to be right at. It does have the adjustable. As for the higher rpm, you may be using a harder compound belt which could account for less grip, and thus, higher engagement rpm. 6k views 7 replies 3 participants last post by upersleder nov 28, 2007. Your spider may be comming loose creating. I've got a cudney clutch kit in my sled and it engages at 5,000. The only time it's a problem is when taking off from a dead stop.

Yea it seems to be right at. I got a 2019 skidoo summit sp pretty recently and when i was checking to see what rpms it engages it was showing between 32 & 3400. As for the higher rpm, you may be using a harder compound belt which could account for less grip, and thus, higher engagement rpm. It does have the adjustable. The only time it's a problem is when taking off from a dead stop. 6k views 7 replies 3 participants last post by upersleder nov 28, 2007. I have put on a couple hundred of miles and just have a couple of questions about clutches and engagement rpm. The new skidoo is much faster at initial clutch engagement (to last sled) and is having a difficult time trying to start sidehilling. Your spider may be comming loose creating. I've got a cudney clutch kit in my sled and it engages at 5,000.

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Ski Doo Clutch Engagement The new skidoo is much faster at initial clutch engagement (to last sled) and is having a difficult time trying to start sidehilling. It does have the adjustable. 6k views 7 replies 3 participants last post by upersleder nov 28, 2007. As for the higher rpm, you may be using a harder compound belt which could account for less grip, and thus, higher engagement rpm. Yea it seems to be right at. I have put on a couple hundred of miles and just have a couple of questions about clutches and engagement rpm. Your spider may be comming loose creating. The only time it's a problem is when taking off from a dead stop. If your clutch is slamming in at engagement your belt may be worn past tolerance. I've got a cudney clutch kit in my sled and it engages at 5,000. The new skidoo is much faster at initial clutch engagement (to last sled) and is having a difficult time trying to start sidehilling. I got a 2019 skidoo summit sp pretty recently and when i was checking to see what rpms it engages it was showing between 32 & 3400.