clutch mods

ron9969 · 01-29-2010, 06:35 PM

Hi, im new here and thought this might help people.I have a dune 150 with the gy6 engine,the buggy weighs 500 some pounds and the engine was originally for a scooter,or so i read.Anyhow shimming the clutch or buying a stronger spring and changing variator weights all helps bring the motor alive and helps keep the clutch alive.Im guessing the ATV,s have the same setup and its something to consider.I just put a one quarter inch spacer behind my clutch,helped out alot.I read an article about doing this to snowmobiles and then polaris ATV.S. Im amazed i havent read about peoples kids burning up clutch,s.Seems to be a major topic on buggy sites.

01-29-2010, 06:35 PM	#1
ron9969 Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 37	clutch mods Hi, im new here and thought this might help people.I have a dune 150 with the gy6 engine,the buggy weighs 500 some pounds and the engine was originally for a scooter,or so i read.Anyhow shimming the clutch or buying a stronger spring and changing variator weights all helps bring the motor alive and helps keep the clutch alive.Im guessing the ATV,s have the same setup and its something to consider.I just put a one quarter inch spacer behind my clutch,helped out alot.I read an article about doing this to snowmobiles and then polaris ATV.S. Im amazed i havent read about peoples kids burning up clutch,s.Seems to be a major topic on buggy sites.
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