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Hello! This is my first bike with a cvt it's a 19 Outlander 850 xmr. I use the 30" cryptid tires that come with the bike during hunting season since I hunt in a louisiana swamp and I have some 27" interco reptiles during the summer trail rides. So this past hunting season I got stuck and squealed the belt do i looking at cluch kits /adjustments to help with the low end but I dont want to mess with my summer riding so I'm looking for advice 

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im more familiar with polaris atvs but canam is similar i assume.  qsc clutch kits are good ive heard.. not familiar with any other brands except billet clutches- thats what im running on my sportsman 570 with 32.5 outlaw 2s.  i also use 'low' when im crawling or bogging for the sake of my belt.  i would look up qsc clutch kits and see if they make a kit for your model atv and size tire you want to run.

now if youre looking to run two different sizes of tires different times of the year i would clutch the atv for the smaller set and use low gear more often with the larger set.

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