First off, I want to say that I would prefer to NOT buy new primary and secondary, and I am sure there are more out there like me. There has to be a way to tune the stock clutches to perform better. I would like my mav to hold back a little longer before shifting out. It goes from 0-55 quick, and its a very slow climb up to 70 or so. Everything is still stock in the drive train. Overall I love it, just want it to feel more like a sled, you know holding pulling power all the way up, not just to 55. So, what has everyone else done to pull power?
emichel
There's a way !!! The guy that got second in the Baja 500 run a stock clutch maverick so you know it's possible to make the stock clutch work
He may have the stock clutch but that doesn't mean he hasn't installed clutch uprades, like springs and bolts.
And btw, no disrespect to Cory S. He's a stand up guy! I'm just saying that racers don't give up their secrets! If you're mechanically inclined, it only takes a minute with the stock primary in your hand to figure out that it's not good for anything more than a paperweight! :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead:
The mav that won the race may of had one of the clutches that works good. Not all mav's stock clutches are bad. It seems like all the early ones they made for out west work the way they should and all the rest for the east coast and new ones are shit shit shit.
Maybe they tweaked how the clutch works so that it won't over tighten the primary bolt? Made it not hit so hard? I doubt it. But......
And didn't you take the primary off before the bolt broke And you installed it back and then it broke the bolt ?
My mav has had the hell run out of it, maybe I cant put the stress load on the clutch that the west coast guys can but I have 2,000 miles on mine and the only thing I've changed was the secondary spring to help with my shiftout. Original bolt and original belt
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