From what I was told, by another heavily involved industry guy is that the secondary is designed to push the belt to ride higher when under acceleration. Problem is it's pushing the belt so high between the secondary that it's causing the belts to prematurely fail.
Great opportunity for the aftermarket to fix this issue. Upgrade and fix.
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Thats how I took it.
Good excuse...casey was chummin his fishbowl......I shouldnt be talkn shit tho being I almost chummed out of the other end for the last 3-1/2 hours I was in the car...next time there will be no mexican tacos the day of the raceI was just trying to save the belt..... Oh plus my codawg Casey was puking in his helmet...
Great opportunity for the aftermarket to fix this issue. Upgrade and fix.
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LMAO!!! Thats a hoot! there hasnt been a belt since 2005 that worked better than an OEM
http://youtu.be/WKj96Q-68bY
Look at this video and you can even see pieces of broken belt in there video from back in early september watch the bottom and see the pieces fly when they rev it up!!!!!
I only got 191 miles and 13.4 hrs out of the factory belt. The second belt lasted to 216 miles and 15.0 hrs.
The three other rzr 1000 4 seats blew at 50 mile increments the longest other belt was at 161 miles and the shortest factory belt was 49 miles.
So total in camp we broke 7 total belts this weekend and I haven't even made the first payment.
Why not throw a $50 blower on the cvt inlet a see if that helps