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#1 ·
Anybody know if the tune and clutch kit void the first year of warranty ? Thanks!
 
#6 ·
I had mine done at their shop. I think I had the machine for less than a year. When I bought the ranger they had some promo that I got a 3 year warranty. I don't regret it one bit, well except for the 2 rear axles I broke. I think that was cause of driving style not tune. The machine really wakes up after the tune, best $ I spent on the machine.
 
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How many folks actually use the crappy warrantee that Polaris gives ?? 1 out of 1,000 or 5,000 or more. I'd like to know what the HP increase. I have/had 60 hp. So the tune gives me ? It seems like a lot more. I would think to program the tune they must use a dyno like they run an engine on and might possible know the HP but I never asked him.
 
#9 ·
I know my 2014 has 60 hp, then in 2015 model 900's they added 8 hp. I drive like granny but its great to have the power there when you want. Whatever the HP gain is its really noticeable.
 
#10 ·
If its like the enhancement that I installed on my truck it is more of a change in where the power band is. The mileage improvement was a plus but ranger is not a road machine where we can figure that accurately.
The Gilomen gets rid of the seat belt limiter but not a big deal as a paper clip can do that
 
#11 ·
He will put it back to stock if you mail it back to him. That way, it's your ECU...no worries.
 
#14 ·
It really stinks for the price of the ranger to have to spend another $1200. bucks for the druaclutch to get ride of the jerkeryness
 
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While that clutch kit improves it the duraclutch once you have it you Won’t want anything else.


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Im sure its a fine clutch. I run an adjustable set of weights. I can set them to just breathe on the gas pedal and creep forward if i would like. I would just hate people to think they have to lighten there wallet of 1200 bucks to get rid of the break neck jerky engagement the factory has them set at.
 
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No insinuating from me. I love my Duraclutch for much more then getting rid of the jerkeyness...I was bashing Polaris for selling a half completed machine. Make it right before they sell it. A new pickup truck is $50.k , then if you had to spend another $5.k for the bed I dought they would sell many.
So if others can cure the jerkeyness with a Gilomen clutch or countless other clutch's then God Bless them. But for me its DuraClutch. I love All the benefits of it.
But do I think its worth $1200. bucks ?? Of course not. I don't make parts but I would think half that would be a fare price. I'm also glad others can cure the issue for $200.