How to tell if your sled is clutched properly. Easy peasy.

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My 2016 M8000 pulls 7800rpm on hills, bone stock with a can. Should I bother messing with weights to get that extra 200rpm? Or more? I don't even know where it should pull at for peak performance.
63s should do the trick!
 

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Kanedog 2015-2019, thanks for the good times S&M!
It's best to tune for rpm just a hair on the backside of hp/tq curve. This way if the sled encounters a heavy load, like wet or deep snow, the rpm may drop a bit but the hp will be more. It makes it hard for the sled to recover if the rpm is on the front side of the hp/tq curve.
A good saying to remember is "It's hard to fall up the stairs than to fall down the stairs."
Hope that makes sense.
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