Installed rollers, clutch, spring (guide on bottom Page 1)

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FYI- I just received a notification today that Miamimoto is out of torque springs. So much for the $10 bucks I paid for the speedy spring delivery. To be fair, I guess they did try to notify me earlier, but apparently Road Runner thought they were spam and blocked it?

The legend of the illusive power spring lives on!!

It is all up to the Blade Guy now. I hope the package has safely left the nest. Smile

Sometimes you just got to have a backup plan, and I like extra parts.

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that looks great, where can I get those parts Question

and did it make the clutch engage quicker Question

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This should help you. http://www.buggynews.com/viewtopic.php?t=3177

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For those who have done this mod how does it work for you do you like it or is it not worth it?

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For me this was the best mod so far as i cant get my jetting right just yet.

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I have installed lighter rollers, a racing clutch, new spring, etc. I have a steep hill by my home that I was not able to climb, by myself, with the stock setup. Even with Eastside pipe and intake along with adjustable main jetting, I couldn't. When I did the clutch, rollers and spring, I shot up the same hill with me and my wife on the buggy. Totally different performance. I would recommend it to everyone that lives and plays in areas with lots of hills.

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Isn't it so true? For hill, sand, and snow performance, nothing like a roller change. Love it.

-Steve

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Did anyone use any lube on the rollers and if so what type.

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no lube on the rollers for me

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http://www.scooter-assassins.com/SecretDownLoadPageKymcoMovie.html

I do not know if anyone has seen this page or not but it has some good info. The very bottom left page is the cvt also.