Hey CJ when you got a minute i have a question. I just installed my clutch kit on my 2020 sportsman 450 ho. But when you got time inwould love to pick at your brain for a second. Thank you
Bro I got my tires on just like yours and I pop wheelies like crazy now I even do them in the mud just put it in low like how u was doing but put feet right behind the seat its awesome lol I got it to stand up a couple of times. Awesome videos and can't wait for the winch install. Also where did u get the mud bandit tail?
That’s awesome!! I can’t wait till winters over to get back into the mud! Thanks for watching!! Got the mud bandit tail for Christmas but I think it was from Amazon.
I love my 450 sportsman! I have a 2021. I’m assuming it’s the same process installing the clutch kit? I’m slowly but surely doing upgrades. Getting ready to install the 2” lift and clutch kit. Love your videos bro!
your going to mess your clutches up if you keep riding in high gear going under 15 mph and it will shred the belt up. low gear is good for 0-25 mph and high gear 20- 50 mph
@@garageforty2 Also, when you stop, go into neutral as soon as you can, if possible. When the ATV stays in gear, someone explained to me that the belt rubs against something and heats up. This way it hurts durability. Also, when in cold weather, let the ATV idle a bit in neutral, it will also allow the belt to heat up and avoid slippage - also increase longevity. As for the High gear, on my polaris 500 2003, Anything over 7 or 10mph (don't remember exactly) has to be high gear. Also, don't allow low-gear to reach anything close to 25mph for longer periods of time as the belt can also overheat and tear due to belt spinning at very high speeds. Don't take my word for it, please look into it. Try downloading the owners manual for your machine (you can probably find it for free), probably Polaris guys will mention when to use low and when to use high gear and at what speeds.
@@gamingradeon thanks for the info, definitely looking into it hearing a lot of different things, latest was anything over 15mph use high, 15 and under use low and most trail riding in low. Obviously in the mud we use low and that’s all I really know for sure lol. Thanks for watching!
Nice to see you are having as much fun as me with the 570.
You bet! Thanks for watching!!!
Tires look DOPE !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!!!
Hey CJ when you got a minute i have a question. I just installed my clutch kit on my 2020 sportsman 450 ho. But when you got time inwould love to pick at your brain for a second. Thank you
Bro I got my tires on just like yours and I pop wheelies like crazy now I even do them in the mud just put it in low like how u was doing but put feet right behind the seat its awesome lol I got it to stand up a couple of times. Awesome videos and can't wait for the winch install. Also where did u get the mud bandit tail?
That’s awesome!! I can’t wait till winters over to get back into the mud! Thanks for watching!! Got the mud bandit tail for Christmas but I think it was from Amazon.
I love my 450 sportsman! I have a 2021. I’m assuming it’s the same process installing the clutch kit? I’m slowly but surely doing upgrades. Getting ready to install the 2” lift and clutch kit. Love your videos bro!
Awesome!! Great machine! I would think it’s the same but not totally sure. Thanks for watching!
I have the same machine. I love it. One complaint about it though , the brakes aren't very good. Is that your experience ?
The brakes have been good for me, only issue I had recently was coming out of some deep water and not having brakes for a few seconds lol
@@garageforty2 thanks , love your videos and appreciate the reply 👍
Thanks for watching!!
Man need to do an exhaust
Definitely gonna look into it!
your going to mess your clutches up if you keep riding in high gear going under 15 mph and it will shred the belt up. low gear is good for 0-25 mph and high gear 20- 50 mph
Thanks for the info, actually looking into that now.
@@garageforty2 Also, when you stop, go into neutral as soon as you can, if possible. When the ATV stays in gear, someone explained to me that the belt rubs against something and heats up. This way it hurts durability.
Also, when in cold weather, let the ATV idle a bit in neutral, it will also allow the belt to heat up and avoid slippage - also increase longevity. As for the High gear, on my polaris 500 2003, Anything over 7 or 10mph (don't remember exactly) has to be high gear. Also, don't allow low-gear to reach anything close to 25mph for longer periods of time as the belt can also overheat and tear due to belt spinning at very high speeds.
Don't take my word for it, please look into it. Try downloading the owners manual for your machine (you can probably find it for free), probably Polaris guys will mention when to use low and when to use high gear and at what speeds.
@@gamingradeon thanks for the info, definitely looking into it hearing a lot of different things, latest was anything over 15mph use high, 15 and under use low and most trail riding in low. Obviously in the mud we use low and that’s all I really know for sure lol. Thanks for watching!