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Offline Dnorton1

2020 c600 clutches and tires
« on: January 06, 2021, 05:58:14 PM »
After messing around with pennies I figured out I needed a set of 14g weights for the primary clutch for a lower rpm engagement, it was just a bit too low (could hear the secondary moving at idle sometimes) So I carefully drilled each weight down to 13.5g. Perfect! I had already set the secondary on c1 but I felt it needed more, so I went to a2, because I also upgraded to a set of, lets call them affordable 27” sunf tires. I’m actually pretty impressed with them for the money, pretty stiff sidewall on them though I’m only running 3 1/2 lbs in them and it rides nice, so far so good. Anyways I got it back together after work and took it for a quick ride out back, wow! This thing does 0-32 in about 2 seconds but then it takes a while but I did hit 50. I’m gonna run it this way for a while because I mainly just do some trail riding around here in the snow in the winter and I think it’ll be fine for that, but I do think I’ll go back 1 setting to b2, which I skipped over, I think it’ll be perfect then and mabe I’ll leave it alone, mabe. My 2 kids got together and got me that cool rival front bumper for Xmas, I really like it. That’s it, just letting some other owners know what I’ve been trying and what my opinions are
2017 Z500, 2019 C600, 2020 C600

Re: 2020 c600 clutches and tires
« Reply #1 on: January 11, 2021, 03:08:03 PM »
 I like the look of the 27s over the stock. Any issues with running them ?

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Offline Dnorton1

Re: 2020 c600 clutches and tires
« Reply #2 on: January 11, 2021, 03:50:35 PM »
Nope, plenty of room and I also added 1” spacers for a little more stability, rides nice
2017 Z500, 2019 C600, 2020 C600

Re: 2020 c600 clutches and tires
« Reply #3 on: January 14, 2021, 07:44:22 AM »
Did you go with a clutch kit? If so where did you get it from? I'm on the fence on getting a kit for my 600. I'm completely stock, don't ride though mud or ride hard, would rather crawl than run/race.

I do feel it takes a lot of rpms to get moving, i know I'm not used to this type of clutch.

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Offline Dnorton1

Re: 2020 c600 clutches and tires
« Reply #4 on: January 14, 2021, 09:02:50 AM »
No clutch kit, just put heavier weights in the primary, eBay has a ton listed but at the time I couldn’t find the weight I needed so I found a website called can-am parts guy, they had the 14g I needed, like I said, it was a bit too heavy so I drilled them down to 13.5g and worked perfect for me, since my last post I set my secondary at B2 and that really woke this thing up across the board, this thing rips compared to stock, I’m leaving it alone now, very happy, don’t know why the factory doesn’t set them up like this, but I don’t mind trying different things, not much else to do these days
2017 Z500, 2019 C600, 2020 C600