[hooligan1]

Does anyone know of a good but relatively inexpensive aftermarket clutch for a 1995 Mach 1 670. The original clutch is on the machine and I do not beleive the person that had this machine before me looked after it. It requires the bushing's rollers and spring to be reaplaced it is going to cost about $400 I don't really want to spend that much? Should I find an aftermarket clutch or have this one reapired? Next how much performace am I losing not having my clutch performing like it should be?

 

[ZEBEBAD]

Does anyone know of a good but relatively inexpensive aftermarket clutch for a 1995 Mach 1 670. The original clutch is on the machine and I do not beleive the person that had this machine before me looked after it. It requires the bushing's rollers and spring to be reaplaced it is going to cost about $400 I don't really want to spend that much? Should I find an aftermarket clutch or have this one reapired? Next how much performace am I losing not having my clutch performing like it should be?

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Whoever you talking to about your clutch , don't let them work on amything , get your clutch and run away as fast as you can !
You could buy a new clutch on ebay for that price or for alot less & just have someone change your springs & ramps out.
Get a diffrent mech. and get your old one fixed shouldn't be no more than $100-$150 to rebuild . unless your clutch is cracked or broken .

 

[hooligan1]

I took it to a well known very popular ski-doo dealer in the area. The clutch has all the original parts and the sled has alot of miles on it. It has also had the motor rebuilt once. I have rode the sled very hard since I got it just over a year ago and I rebuilt the motor. The guy in the repair shop told me that it required inner and outer bushings and the rollers had a good amount of play in them and the spring was getting a little soft. I just wanted to know if this sounded right to anyone. If it does should I have the work done or should I just leave it until it breaks and leaves me stranded or should I put on an aftermarket clutch?

 

[MACH D]

Like Zebebad said GET IT OUT OF THERE!!!!!! Some Doo dealers are the biggest thieves around. Ask around to find a local guy to do it. Probably doesn't even need much, TRA's are virtually bullet proof. Aftermarket rollers and a spring would cost approx. $100, bushings are probably $15/20 each. At the most an hour labor. Good luck!

 

[hooligan1]

Ok thanks for the help I will find someone to do it. Thank you for your input that seemed kind of outrageous to me.