Tank51
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New to the xpedition. I was just curious what RPMs everyone is running on the trails?
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Rpm really comes down to personal preference. Some prefer the lower rpm and don’t mind a little loss of performance in exchange for slightly less noise.Note I tried to note these in the same kind of terrain: relatively flat, packed dirt or less than 5" rocks. In High gear, 3500 at 15mph; 5000 at 30mph. In Low gear, 5000 at 15mph; 6000 at 25mph. Visual observations as I was driving, not written down or photoed.
My X was delivered on 29 June 2024, and i was told it has the updated comfort clutch in it from the factory.
I would love to know what the experts think of the RPMs I am seeing.
CAR, welcome to the forum! I can't answer your question but I am sure others can.Can some one tell me the standard clutch weight in grams and the grams of the comfort weight that they went to. Thanks
Gotta get me a new gram scale and then I can.Can some one tell me the standard clutch weight in grams and the grams of the comfort weight that they went to. Thanks
Can some one tell me the standard clutch weight in grams and the grams of the comfort weight that they went to. Thanks
The Prostar II engine in the Xpedition is designed for high rpms. It can rev to 9000 for short periods without damage and the peak performance is in the 7800-8500 rpm range.Does anyone have the Polaris part number for the "comfort" clutch weight? I just bought a used 2024 and it revs really high.
Wow, thank you JT! I'll let you know. If I get time today I'm going to call the local dealer and see what they say. Yes, I'm aware of the trade off here. AlThe Prostar II engine in the Xpedition is designed for high rpms. It can rev to 9000 for short periods without damage and the peak performance is in the 7800-8500 rpm range.
However, if you’re not concerned with performance and hoping to quiet it down a little, you can talk to any Polaris dealer and they should give you the comfort weights, if not install them without cost.
Also I have 3-4 sets of the “Comfort Clutch weights that we’ve pulled out of machines we’ve done clutch tuning on. I can send you a set if you want to pay shipping.