[Inaditch]

Has anyone out there ran JUST the Epi orange secondary spring in a fairly stock Rhino 660? No new sheave, weights, sliders, JUST the spring. What were the effects on low end?

Thanks all!

 

[dbestduner]

It will help with acceleration, as it keeps the motor in the heart of the RPM range before letting the CVT shift out.

Also when driving fast and hitting an incline, it will backshift quicker and let you get up the hill easier

 

[RuttingRhino]

The orange spring is the best one for the 660...even bone stock...

The bigger the tires the more you benefit...

Better climbing, better back-shifting, better engine-braking, better grip on belt...

You can go as stiffer than orange to compensate large tires but you start to lose acceleration...

 

[Inaditch]

Perfect responses. Simple, straight forward, easy to understand. Thanks guys.

 

[dbestduner]

you got it!

 

[xHotrodx]

What about the 450. Anyone have any experience with that. I will be adding the Hotrod sheave soon. What about the spring.

 

[WV Hot Rod Rhino]

What about the 450. Anyone have any experience with that. I will be adding the Hotrod sheave soon. What about the spring.

the 450s were running has stock spring and doing great so far.........

 

[xHotrodx]

Thanks James.....

 

[WV Hot Rod Rhino]

Thanks James.....

i have 1 nice used 450 too...