2021 KRX1000 primary spring removal test

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  • čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
  • trying to see what the RPM difference is by taking out the primary clutch spring. will need to do testing on the trails but here is a same road ride before and after.
    rpms
    speed before after
    10 4400 4000
    25 5500 4900
    30 5600 5150
    35 6000 5200

Komentáře • 7

  • @p-nut4209
    @p-nut4209 Před 5 měsíci

    Everybody, please watch the video from JBS performance on the KRX 1000 primary clutch spring. He will explain why to run without it He explains and debunks at the same time…..

  • @hillbillycustom1730
    @hillbillycustom1730 Před 6 měsíci

    So could you tell any belt slipping what about how it holds back does it still

  • @charliemcdaniel3561
    @charliemcdaniel3561 Před 7 měsíci

    Update on how you like or dislike with spring out?

    • @weekendsxsguys5599
      @weekendsxsguys5599  Před 6 měsíci

      in Michigan i like it without the belt. But we are pretty flat, most of the trails are 25-40 and the noise in the cabin is very noticeable for the little bit of power loss. when we head to West Virginia we put the spring back in.

  • @gordonsillars
    @gordonsillars Před 9 měsíci

    Wow! About 1000 RPM drop. Any negative side?

    • @weekendsxsguys5599
      @weekendsxsguys5599  Před 8 měsíci +1

      the mid range probably lost about 8-10 hp the bottom end felt the same. if i was rock climbing in WV or Tennessee id probably put it in. but me being in MI we are a flat state

    • @WVHotRodRhino
      @WVHotRodRhino Před 7 měsíci

      if you lower the rpms the power is gonna be lower no matter how u lowered it..if you added weight to the weights and left the primary spring in it would still be lower on power from the rpm loss...it was a free mod to lower rpms and get better belt life for the ones that wanted less noise and heat and its easier on the weights wearing because they have less force to push@@weekendsxsguys5599