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https://snowgoer.com/news/cat-unveils-new-catalyst-chassis-for-2024-kind-of/31001/

 

 

how much actual chassis was changed? IDK the RXC looks good though, I dig it.  edit: 137" ?  hmmmm... 

pile on boys, this isn't the brand specific safe space... and don't forget to in on one. 

:lol:

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Swaped out the helix today sheaves are rough 

No slippage here 

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This sled is gonna be pro stock 600 fast now. Better like seeing catalyst tail lights 

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20 minutes ago, Not greg b said:

No slippage here 

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Jimwit thinks they are supposed to look like that, it has to be perfect.

21 minutes ago, Not greg b said:

No slippage here 

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80 grit will polish those right on up.

3 minutes ago, racinfarmer said:

80 grit will polish those right on up.

They cleaned up pretty good. Could be better but I was too lazy. 

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24 minutes ago, Not greg b said:

They cleaned up pretty good. Could be better but I was too lazy. 

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80 grit = less slip.

3 minutes ago, racinfarmer said:

80 grit = less slip.

I had no 80 grit and didn’t feel like going to town. I used some imitation scotch brite I use on dishes. Hit with some acetone to finish it off. Clutches were nasty. That reminds me, I need to go get more to use on dishes. 

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I use red scotchbrite from the autobody supply, and follow it up with

acetone

I have a whole box of the maroon scotchbrite pads, surprised one of the magic clutch tuners aren't selling these for a 4 mph level up 

10 minutes ago, krom said:

I use red scotchbrite from the autobody supply, and follow it up with

acetone

Mine was the green. It’s not aggressive enough. I used a magic eraser I had laying around on the out sides and it got them decently clean. There is way more belt dust all over that sled than I thought. Gonna have to buy a power washer and give it hell this spring. My coolant bottle is black. 

1 minute ago, mnstang said:

I have a whole box of the maroon scotchbrite pads, surprised one of the magic clutch tuners aren't selling these for a 4 mph level up 

The nsp helix I installed is going to be wild 

Just now, Not greg b said:

The nsp helix I installed is going to be wild 

Polar bears, eat your heart out!  

6 minutes ago, mnstang said:

Polar bears, eat your heart out!  

1 Polar bear power is equal to 2.5 horse power. F the world 

42 minutes ago, Not greg b said:

Mine was the green. It’s not aggressive enough. I used a magic eraser I had laying around on the out sides and it got them decently clean. There is way more belt dust all over that sled than I thought. Gonna have to buy a power washer and give it hell this spring. My coolant bottle is black. 

I find that VLR cleaner and magic eraser pads do the best job cleaning for me, except the gray sleds.  91 octane and magic eraser pads cleaned those the best.

17 minutes ago, racinfarmer said:

I find that VLR cleaner and magic eraser pads do the best job cleaning for me, except the gray sleds.  91 octane and magic eraser pads cleaned those the best.

I wish I had water in my shop. I may get a harbor freight parts washer to solve that problem but then I have to worry about it freezing 

4 hours ago, Not greg b said:

They cleaned up pretty good. Could be better but I was too lazy. 

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Looks like a groove on the fixed sheave right where top of the belt sits when it stops shifting.  I hope I'm wrong.

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10 hours ago, Not greg b said:

This sled is gonna be pro stock 600 fast now. Better like seeing catalyst tail lights 

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Black marker covered the helix numbers?  Must be the super secret helix!  

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49 minutes ago, jonlafon1 said:

Black marker covered the helix numbers?  Must be the super secret helix!  

I know what it is.  For a simple $99 payment, you can as well! 

:roflcrying:

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2 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

I know what it is.  For a simple $99 payment, you can as well! 

:roflcrying:

Seems kind of steep?  I never paid anything for my insider information on the "racer gear set" from ZR6000RR .   Solved all the clutching issues! 

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9 minutes ago, jonlafon1 said:

Seems kind of steep?  I never paid anything for my insider information on the "racer gear set" from ZR6000RR .   Solved all the clutching issues! 

:lies:

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5 minutes ago, Crnr2Crnr said:

:lies:

No All true!  The gears work in the 870's also. 

I usually just drag mine down a gravel road behind my truck when I need them deglazed.

2 hours ago, jonlafon1 said:

Black marker covered the helix numbers?  Must be the super secret helix!  

Polar bear secret. 48/44 will it snow to try it is the real question 

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22 minutes ago, Not greg b said:

Polar bear secret. 48/44 will it snow to try it is the real question 

Don't hold your breath on the snow. Looks dismal. 48/44 :thumbsup:   Load up some weight and don't be afraid to possibly go even SLIGHTLY lighter pressure(finish) in the secondary with that 44 finish.   You might get away with a 140/200

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