Tusk Clutches....

[y2k400ex]

Has any one tryed using any of the Tusk Clutches form Rocky Mountain Atv? There heavy duity kit with springs is only $35, compared to stock or the EBC kits are around $90.

If you are running one of the tuck clutches how is it holding up ?

I have had my Tusk in my 400 for about a week now & its doing awesome.....definately don't waste all that extra money on the EBC junk ;)

[Tommy 17]

u get what u pay for... i imagine they are junk... theres a reason they are 1/3 the price


everyone i talked to said tusk, ebc, barnett were junk....

i called jeff at the quadshop and he told me bout another company... can't remember the name but they were 109$... he said they were better then stock which lasted me 2 1/2 years and i constantly ride the clutch...

Originally posted by Tommy 17
u get what u pay for... i imagine they are junk... theres a reason they are 1/3 the price :rolleyes: ...no

[BSTURDIVANT]

Put in the best clutches made!!- 250R. More surface area on the fiber lining and go right in!! Use only 400 Ex springs- they don't loose tension with heat.

[ThyJuGGaLo]

Originally posted by Tommy 17
i called jeff at the quadshop and he told me bout another company... can't remember the name but they were 109$... he said they were better then stock which lasted me 2 1/2 years and i constantly ride the clutch...


Was It Duncan Racing?

[markeg192]

I've run HD EBC in my 440 for more than a year with no problems. I need to put a clutch in my sons 250X and most likely it will be a tusk. I bet they will work fine.

[xc400ex]

I got the tusk kit and Ive raced one race and 4 or 5 hard all day rides and im constantly featherin the clutch no problems so far defintly worth the money.

if it lasts half the time as an EBC or OEM (I know it will ;) )..than I got my moneys worth b/c it was under half the price :p