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Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/1/2008 11:10:15 PM

Bootlegger

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I looked and couldn't find anything...if there is please post a link for me..

I have a friend who has a 700 Grizz with 29.s on it.....what would be the best set up for him to get more low end and still do good in the Pits?

Thanks for any help...

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:11:07 AM

TrailBlazer23

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I would recommend this one http://www.highlifter.com/product.php?pk=8096&pname=

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2008 YAMAHA GRIZZLY EPS 700 (Midnight Armor)
EPI "Mudders" Clutch Kit
2" CVT Snorkels
WARN RT2500
30" Backs on 14" ITP SS-212's
Full Yamaha GTYR Skids
2" Receiver Hitch
4-Monkey Axles
1-1/2" High Lifter Wide Track Spacers on ALL 4
2" Lift
Pod Mod
Uni Filter
2R Racing Tip "Ebay Tip"

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:14:25 AM

Bootlegger

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Thanks....

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:22:33 AM

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I HAVE a fix power sheave the good one more up to date.call me 1-318-452-2449 i will sell it cheap less then 50 miles

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:24:33 AM

Bootlegger

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quote:

ORIGINAL: brookslee

I HAVE a fix power sheave the good one more up to date.call me 1-318-452-2449 i will sell it cheap less then 50 miles

I'll let him know.....I don't know anything about the Yamaha's CVT

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 10:14:54 AM

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No need to buy a full kit, just buy a stiffer secondary spring from EPI and run (4) Kodiak 450 weights in place of (4) of the stock clutch weights.

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 12:09:16 PM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Muddin_dude05

No need to buy a full kit, just buy a stiffer secondary spring from EPI and run (4) Kodiak 450 weights in place of (4) of the stock clutch weights.

What color spring would you suggest? He races with it and rides trails sometimes. He said it doesn't feel like he has enough low end.

Thanks for your help

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 12:52:52 PM

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If you ride in ANY gumbo I would for sure go with the FULL kit, I will tell you that with the full kit I can pull my 30's straight up in the air. I can also tell you that it will turn them in the thickest GUMBO but I now top out at 45-50 mph. The wet springs (Stall Springs) Make a HUGE difference.

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2008 YAMAHA GRIZZLY EPS 700 (Midnight Armor)
EPI "Mudders" Clutch Kit
2" CVT Snorkels
WARN RT2500
30" Backs on 14" ITP SS-212's
Full Yamaha GTYR Skids
2" Receiver Hitch
4-Monkey Axles
1-1/2" High Lifter Wide Track Spacers on ALL 4
2" Lift
Pod Mod
Uni Filter
2R Racing Tip "Ebay Tip"

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 6:41:17 PM

grizzly guidry

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yo8 say the wet spring.. did you change the wetspring or was it changed with the clutchkit????

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:09:57 PM

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I put them in, OK If you get the Whole package "Kit" It will come with The Wet springs"Stall Springs" I believe there is 5 of them I could be wrong its been a while, and It will come with new Weights for the Sheave, and it will come with a Stiffer Primary Spring, I feel it is easier the just buy the COMPLETE kit instead of trying to guess what springs to get, weights etc..... Dan at High Lifter can help you out he is a good guy.

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2008 YAMAHA GRIZZLY EPS 700 (Midnight Armor)
EPI "Mudders" Clutch Kit
2" CVT Snorkels
WARN RT2500
30" Backs on 14" ITP SS-212's
Full Yamaha GTYR Skids
2" Receiver Hitch
4-Monkey Axles
1-1/2" High Lifter Wide Track Spacers on ALL 4
2" Lift
Pod Mod
Uni Filter
2R Racing Tip "Ebay Tip"

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 7:24:16 PM

grizzly guidry

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i'll give him a call tommorow

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07 grizzly 700 fi
29.5 x 10 Outlaws, 4
2"HL lift kit
HL Extreme clutch kit
HL Tripleflow radiator relocation kit
1" wheel spacers
4 monkey axles
HMF Swamp Series Exhaust
PowerComanderIII
UNI airfilter
fully custom snorlkeled
silvastar lights
Ricohet skide plates
yamaha front bumper
2.5 warn winch
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e71/wendi_martin_photo/
http://www.doinitdirtyoffroad.com

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/2/2008 10:18:14 PM

grizzly guidry

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TrailBlazer23, what your top speed with the MUDDERS clutch kit??? im not a speed freak, just woundering.. i 95% ride the mud an dont mind losing top end... its not like we hit holes or rid throught the mud @30 or 40 mph..

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TEAM "doin it dirty" OFFROAD
07 grizzly 700 fi
29.5 x 10 Outlaws, 4
2"HL lift kit
HL Extreme clutch kit
HL Tripleflow radiator relocation kit
1" wheel spacers
4 monkey axles
HMF Swamp Series Exhaust
PowerComanderIII
UNI airfilter
fully custom snorlkeled
silvastar lights
Ricohet skide plates
yamaha front bumper
2.5 warn winch
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e71/wendi_martin_photo/
http://www.doinitdirtyoffroad.com

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/3/2008 7:41:21 AM

TrailBlazer23

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The kit I have is from EPI, That is why It's called the "Mudders Kit" The Kit Highlifter sells is also made by EPI they call there's the "Extreeme Duty Kit" I beleive.if I did it again I would have went with the Highlifter kit it comes with lighter weights but I top out at 50 with my 30's in high. I'm also bone stock on the motor as you can see in my sig. Good luck!!!

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2008 YAMAHA GRIZZLY EPS 700 (Midnight Armor)
EPI "Mudders" Clutch Kit
2" CVT Snorkels
WARN RT2500
30" Backs on 14" ITP SS-212's
Full Yamaha GTYR Skids
2" Receiver Hitch
4-Monkey Axles
1-1/2" High Lifter Wide Track Spacers on ALL 4
2" Lift
Pod Mod
Uni Filter
2R Racing Tip "Ebay Tip"

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/3/2008 11:44:25 AM

grizzly guidry

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yeah i will need it..lol

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07 grizzly 700 fi
29.5 x 10 Outlaws, 4
2"HL lift kit
HL Extreme clutch kit
HL Tripleflow radiator relocation kit
1" wheel spacers
4 monkey axles
HMF Swamp Series Exhaust
PowerComanderIII
UNI airfilter
fully custom snorlkeled
silvastar lights
Ricohet skide plates
yamaha front bumper
2.5 warn winch
http://s37.photobucket.com/albums/e71/wendi_martin_photo/
http://www.doinitdirtyoffroad.com

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RE: Clutching a Grizzly 700??? - 12/3/2008 11:50:41 AM

Bootlegger

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He said he already had the Orange Secondary.....does that sound right?

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M.I.M.B Snorkels and some other Mods

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Powered by: Lansford Kawasaki & Suzuki

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