I am new to this site, been wheeling all my life, but never dealt with a CVT. Just bought an 05 grizzly 660, and I would like to get a clutch sheave mod to help turn my 27" tires/wheels. I have narrowed it down to Coop, JBS and airdam. I ride rocky up hills and mud, along with access roads, so I need it to be an all around quad. Can anyone help me make this decision? I can find information on each, but not much that compares all 3. Any help would be very much appreciated. I am interested in results, not arguments.. Please!
Which clutch sheave to buy?
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Thanks for the input!
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I have the Coops sheave and purple spring installed and has made a big difference in my Grizz especially in the midrange and for towing, no regrets at all, Arnie is great to deal with also.
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http://www.grizzlycentral.com/forum/parts-sale/97146-jbs-sheave-ehs-tuner-rox-kit-more.html
Interested in an affordable JBS sheave and weights?
Interested in an affordable JBS sheave and weights?
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Have you thought about just a shim and spring mod? If top end losing a few mph isn't a big deal it is a lot cheaper with similar results. Oh and welcome to GC from Tn
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My apologies for that mistake.
Shim should be here soon, slider weights too
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Welcome from Colorado.
Call COOP and make arrangements to send him your movable primary sheave for machining.
As for comparisons, I'm not sure a member here has ran all 3 on one bike.
For the best bang for the buck, I found COOP the way to go. I run all the C.V.T. mods listed in the signature for the best set-up in my area which is very rocky with large vertical gains during a days ride. It is a very good overall set-up.
Call COOP and make arrangements to send him your movable primary sheave for machining.
As for comparisons, I'm not sure a member here has ran all 3 on one bike.
For the best bang for the buck, I found COOP the way to go. I run all the C.V.T. mods listed in the signature for the best set-up in my area which is very rocky with large vertical gains during a days ride. It is a very good overall set-up.
I spoke to Coop, seems like a great guy, everyone has been extremely helpful so far on the site. It seems to me that Coop's mod makes more sense, you can add a good bit more shim to his setup, giving it more ability to be adjusted. I just need to figure out when I can suck it up and deal with down time. On a side note, my skid plates have arrived!
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