SKI-DOO SUMMIT 850 E-TEC (REV G4) Belt Shredding
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93%
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CVT Cooling System Kit
The 850 E-TEC engine generates significant torque that leads to engine mount deflection and subsequent clutch misalignment. This misalignment creates high-friction zones on the belt, leading to rapid thermal degradation and cord shredding. This kit improves airflow over the pDrive and QRS clutches to dissipate heat and maintain belt structural integrity under heavy mountain-riding loads.
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4%
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Performance Drive Belt
This specific belt utilizes a high-modulus cord and a specific rubber compound designed to withstand the higher operating temperatures of the 850 E-TEC. Standard belts often fail ('shred') because they cannot handle the frictional heat generated by the pDrive clutch's clamping force during high-altitude climbs.
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3%
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QRS Clutch Shim Kit
Forensic analysis of the Rev G4 chassis frequently identifies a 'built-in' misalignment where the secondary clutch (QRS) is offset too far inward. A shim kit allows the secondary clutch to be moved outboard to achieve better parallelism with the primary clutch, reducing the side-loading forces that cause belt shredding.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the CVT Cooling System Kit.
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