can-am renegade 570 xmr cv tech clutch first thoughts and test 

i have the Dalton spring as well just forgot about it lol

@@TheBradybrooks1993 awsome

thats odd i have had 0 issues with the unit. it has been very good to me. its possible u could have some clutch damage have u blown a belt befor?

to add as well now that i got the cv tech in the unit it is twice as good as it was before very noticeable difference

after using the cv tech clutch and having the dalton clutch kit beforehand i would not waist my money on a clutch kit anymore, getting the cv tech calibrated for 30 inch tires was the best upgrade yet. but if you only want to put a spring in it the dalton works good

Hey bud, also from Newfoundland, my cv tech primary clutch for my 570 outlander will be in Monday, should have it on by Monday evening or Tuesday, will let you know how it goes

Dylan Chislett post some videos before and after haha

ill have to get back to u on that i forgot lol

what size tires do u have bud?

@@TheBradybrooks1993 26x10-12 and 26x8-12 Now I hear a klunk klunk when I start from a place with 2000rpm and when I start in reverse I hear a klunk sound that was with the factory clutch and now it is much louder

@@amelsahman2414 unless u could send me a vid so i can hear. can am stock clutches are very noisy especially when engaging and disengaging.. i do not think u need anything more with 26 inch tires just make sure your driving your atv in low rang when going 0-40k do remember 570 clutch set up works great on the xmr 570 with the 28" mega mayhem as long as it is used properly

@@TheBradybrooks1993 the engine starts at 2000rpm and pulls great but the highest rpm I achieved is 6800rpm is it good or should it go up to 7500rpm, with the old clutch it went over 7000rpm

@@amelsahman2414 myn is the same way i would not be to worried about that

it will be crazy jumpy but i find that it may be a bit to much without the counter weight and u may end up snapping axles, but i know people who have done it and let me tell you the unit pulls hard with a 30 inch set up but no 30 inch tires.