Buy EPI Sport Utility Clutch Kit AW443102 in New Richmond, Wisconsin, United States, for US $231.36

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EPI Sport Utility Clutch Kit AW443102 MSRP: $259.95 - Sale Price:$231.36

The best all-around use kit; if you do a bit of everything with an ATV/UTV, this is the kit for you

Great for trail riding, occasional mud and sand riding, plowing and hauling

Makes up for power loss and slow response of adding oversized tires

Designed to improve low- and mid-range acceleration

Helps decrease belt slippage, which will decrease clutch heat

Each kit will enhance back shifting and throttle response

Field tested to assure satisfaction

Designed for stock motor and exhaust

Kit components vary by model and style of kit

All kits are Sport Utility unless otherwise noted in chart

ECONOMY KIT

For general trail riding
Improves belt grip and backshift
Will help increase performance
For any tire and all elevations

SAND DUNE KIT

Designed and tested specifically for sand dune applications
Better low-end power and torque
Helps hold peak power RPM when dune riding and climbing hills
Quicker backshift which results in crisp throttle response

KIT FOR OVERSIZED/PADDLE TIRES

May affect top-end speed
Designed to work with aggressive (taller, wider, heavier) 27-28" tires or 27-28" paddle tires
Pulls easier in tough conditions or in the mud

MUDDER KITS

Designed for machines with 28" or larger tires
May affect top-end speed
Not recommended for trail riding
Better low-end power and torque
Allows for easier turning of larger tires in mud

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