Team tied clutch how much are they Canadian $?

[samsquatch47]

I can only find US pricing. What are you guys paying for them for the M8's complete with spring and helix?
Thanks

 

[Kyle91rs]

I can only find US pricing. What are you guys paying for them for the M8's complete with spring and helix?
Thanks

Contact Eric at racinstation. Awesome guy to deal with. I think I paid somewhere around 490 shipped to my door? Something like that anyways

 

[samsquatch47]

Ok thanks

 

[Slamnek]

$490 seems like a good price. I thought they were closer to $600

 

[thekrust]

330 for the clutch - 120 for helix = 27 for spring Thar's 477 cdn plus the taxes.

 

[samsquatch47]

330 for the clutch - 120 for helix = 27 for spring Thar's 477 cdn plus the taxes.

What dealer is this through?
Thanks

 

[lightening1000]

Call gene at wkm. He will give yo a good deal on one.

 

[JustBoostIt]

I sold about 26 in the last month or so for $495. Considering I stocked them on the shelf and shipping was a day or two anywhere in Western Canada everyone thought that was great. Couple bucks less from States but most want them yesterday so no one wants to wait.
Samsquach shoot me a pm, I'm just a couple hours away.

 

[Slamnek]

Awesome! I didn't know WKM stocked team clutches. I will be stopping by.

 

[Cat401]

What is the benefit to this clutch over the stock one?

 

[thekrust]

What is the benefit to this clutch over the stock one?

There are plenty of posts on here that deal with this topic.... so do some reading. In short = cooler belt, longer belt life, bettter all around performance, smooth - no clunking.

 

[killerrf]

recreation supply in saskatoon sells them also.

recreationsupply.ca

 

[JustBoostIt]

Obviously there are multiple suppliers to choose from. The most common thing I heard was that guys would rather buy from someone that uses them and has experience and rides with one. Anyone can sell a box over the counter, not much good when they can't give you any useful info or opinions thou.

 

[0neoldfart]

Obviously there are multiple suppliers to choose from. The most common thing I heard was that guys would rather buy from someone that uses them and has experience and rides with one. Anyone can sell a box over the counter, not much good when they can't give you any useful info or opinions thou.

Anyone can sell a clutch, but setup is the key to any modification. I would rather pay a couple extra bucks to have local support, and tuning advice for MY particular setup (other modifications) if needed. I've seen a lot of people on the hill with similar setups to mine over the years that had "issues" - and 99% of the time they had purchased thier stuff from "big box" stores, from people that didn't even ride snowmobiles. Hard to swallow advice from a parts guy that doesn't ride...similar to going to Home Depot and asking the 18 yr old kid stocking shelves for advice on home renovations.