hey guys and gals. new to the cf world. been riding a while, rubicon, sportsman, king and now the s x s. looking for a little info in regards to clutching. this will be my build. 28 x 9.5 x 14 traxion alphas, full ricochet skid plate, front and rear windshield's. will also be carrying cooler, tools and spare tire.
my riding is general trail riding, sand, dirt, rock very little hill climbing and some mud. wondering what clutch set up you guys would suggest. i was thinking b - 2 on the secondary and 23 or 24g sliders. here is my problem, cant seem to find dr. pully sliders for the 2022 z 800 dry clutch. i m sure they are out there just cant seem to find them. have looked on ebay and dr. pulley web site and no listings for this machine.

thanks for any ifo

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

The dry clutch system uses a completely different flyweight system. Dr pulley will have the bases or holders but not the weights themselves. Those will have to come from CV Tech...and will be a very different weight then the old ones. Yes, go to B2 on the secondary...and it may be the only thing you will have to do anyway. If not, fine tune with the primary weights and don't forget the spring. People that have should chime-in soon.

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Weights an springs are priced great
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Thanks for the info nmk.thats the thing, does not seem to be much info on the spring either. There is a bit of info south of the border but with the exchange rate and shipping, hmmm..

Lazydays, yep revco is a great place up here. I am almost certain they know my credit card number by heart, but again they only show weights and springs for the polaris honda can an and so on.

[2015 Z Force 800 53/Trail EPS]

From Dr. Pulley, these are the Primary weight blocks.

https://drpulley.co/product-category/primary-clutch-block/

You can get the weights from CVTech or Amazon in whatever gram you want..just need to know what you want. These are the stock 20 gram for the 1000s

https://www.amazon.com/CVTECH-Trailbloc-Drive-Pulley-Weight/dp/B01JQZBWHO/ref=sr_1_31?keywords=cvtech+clutch&qid=1675886042&sr=8-31

Springs also come from CV Tech. Here is a spring chart. Again, you need to know what you have to start with and where you want to go.

https://revco.ca/cvtech-trailbloc-clutch-replacement-parts/

Thanks guys. I am going to take your advice nmk, do the clocking to b2 and take it from there.