Gilomen Innovations

Big Tire Mudder Spring for P90X Secondary Clutch used on 2018+ Ranger 1000

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SKU:
1113
MPN:
1113
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$30.00

Description

Gilomen Innovations big tire mudder secondary spring for 2018+ new body style Ranger 1000 models which came with the P90X clutch system. This spring is designed to accomodate machines that have larger tires.  The spring applies more side force to the drive belt to prevent slippage under heavy load situations.  It offer better backshifting and helps maintain RPM under load. 

This spring is also used on the SOHC Ranger 1000 Basic Models 

 

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Additional Information

Part Type:
Clutch Parts
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10 Reviews

  • 5
    Secondary spring

    Posted by Brad Kreager on Jul 4th 2023

    What a difference it made. More than worth it.

  • 5
    Mudder Spring

    Posted by Tom on Mar 24th 2022

    Great product and Gilomen's always are glad to assist their customers.

  • 5
    Mudder spring

    Posted by Luke on Mar 9th 2022

    Works great! I have 33x12.50 mud graphs on a crew northstar and it pulls them just fine. No belt slippage at all.

  • 5
    Great product

    Posted by Tyler shannon on Oct 26th 2021

    Good company.

  • 5
    Great product

    Posted by Tyler shannon on Oct 26th 2021

    Good company.

  • 5
    BIG TIRE MUDDER SPRING

    Posted by Matt Goswick on Apr 12th 2021

    EASY TO INSTALL AND SO FAR SO GOOD NO COMPLAINTS

  • 4
    Mudder spring

    Posted by Ted on Mar 24th 2021

    Great product.

  • 5
    Great spring easy to install

    Posted by Clyde toney on Mar 2nd 2021

    works with the clutch kit an belt awesome

  • 5
    Mudder spring

    Posted by Klay on Dec 14th 2020

    That thing grabs!

  • 5
    Big mudder spring

    Posted by Jeff Rosenberger on Jul 18th 2020

    Installed this spring in my 2020 SOHC Ranger, along with a previously installed Gilomen ECU Tune , seems like the spring makes the machine alot more responsive when throttle is applied, seems like it runs a couple hundred RPM more at any given speed as compared to the stock spring, also seems like the engine braking is enhanced, overall I like it. Thanks Gilomen

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