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Clutch Belt 96 C.c.
I had read a thread last night about where the belt should run so I checked mine.. Mine is running about 3/4 " below the outer portion of the front pulley, how do I get it to run more toward the outer portion of the pulley? The belt is a 1604 182 and is 1" wide...
What does moving the engine toward the front of the cart do I realize it will tighten the belt is that something I need to do? Thanks Mac |
Re: Clutch Belt 96 C.c.
Your sheaves may be worn out, causing it not to ride all the way to the top. I would recommend taking the drive clutch assembly apart and cleaning everything spotless, then getting graphite as lubricant and coating the buttons, guides, weights; pretty much anything that contacts. If that doesn't work, then the actual sheaves are most likely worn out. :wink:
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Re: Clutch Belt 96 C.c.
Check engine RPMs as well, If they are running low you will have the same problem. How deep in the driven clutch does the belt run?
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Re: Clutch Belt 96 C.c.
I will have to check that..
What does moving the engine forward do? I saw a thread where someone said to get a 1" shorter belt for the ez-go and that would improve performance looks like moving the engine forward on the c.c. would do the same thing.. |
Re: Clutch Belt 96 C.c.
You can slide the engine forward as far as it will go, and that should help with low end torque and top end speed some. :wink: Just be sure to align it correctly with the driven clutch. A belt that runs in a bind kills power about as much as anything. :idea:
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