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Heat Treated 17-4 stainless outer
housing. CNC machined for exact
fit. This high strength material
and process provides a hard, corrosion-free surface. It also offers
much better machinability and a smoother surface than some other
exotic metals often used to achieve higher gram increments. A better
surface finish can result in longer life for roller bushings when using
big grams. Weight adjustable 14.5-25g*.. With these pins the weight is
always centralized for balance, and not loaded to one end. Fully
clicker adjustable. Many adjustable pins above 21 g must remain in
#4 or higher for clearance of the governor cup. DaltonPro ultimate
stainless pins can be used in any clicker position allowing much more
flexibility when clutch tuning. Full year warranty.
Quite possibly the only set of pins you’ll ever need.
SHD-27
Suggested list price
$71
Optional SHD insert for up to 27 g available. Pure tungsten
insert, set of three .
HD-22/24
Suggested list price
$49
Also now available is an additional set of 6 tungsten alloy
inserts to give you more fine tuning increments of exactly 22 and 24 g.
DPAP-OH
Suggested list price
$67
Stainless outer housings only, set of three.
These new ramps are manufactured by Dalton
and are heat treated and black oxide finished.
DTR-1 has been very popular on the new
Mach Z twin when used with our BRUTE ARMS for trail applications.
DTR-3 is very similar to the 419 ramp available from Ski-Doo Race
shop.
DTR-1A is similar to DTR-1 but has a slightly higher engagement.
DTR-2 is a ramp that has been flattened out at the tip for aggressive
upshift on the top end.
The Midweight Brute Arms are another option for tuning today's Ski doo models. Following the tradition of the original Dalton Brute Arms, they are built from super tough 7075 alloy.
Some clutch tuners like to use more arm weight and less at the pin or tip. Sometimes less pin weight will allow for different backshifting characteristics or the combination of more arm weight and less pin weight may allow the use of different spring rates, etc. Other applications just run out of pin weight and need to add more to the arm so they can use a lower pin weight that is more available.
In 05-07 the 1000 sdi model came with close to 80 gram steel arms in the TRA5. Many other stock Skidoo models use stock arms that are close to 40 grams.
Dalton Midweight Brute Arms are adjustable from 45 grams up to almost 49 grams and allow you to move the location of weight within the arm positions for fine tuning. |

14.5g-20.4 grams
Suggested list price
$41.25
This kit offers DaltonPro quality
in a very cost effective package
and still offers full use of clicker
adjustability with up to 20.4
grams. Although it may not offer
the extreme flexibility and corrosion
resistance as our “Ultimate
Stainless” pin kit, it is DaltonPro quality:
Accurate machining.
High quality alloy steel billet is hardened and tempered to our specification.
Sets a new level of quality for pins in this price range.
11.5-17.4grams
Suggested list price
$41.25
| Part # |
@ 2.9” |
@ 1.6” |
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Dalton purple
Dalton white
Dalton grey
Dalton red/green
Dalton violet/white
Dalton violet/black |
DPPS-PL
DPPS-W
DPPS-GY
DPPS-RG
DPPS-V/W
DPPS-V/B |
195 lb.
235 lb.
205 lb.
225 lb.
180 lb.
157 lb. |
295 lb.
360 lb.
328 lb.
385 lb.
355 lb.
340 lb. |
Dalton clutch springs are manufactured from highest quality materials and process.
Load@
2.9” |
Load@
1.6” |
Load@
61mm |
Load@
35.2mm |
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Dalton Red (RER)
DPSS-R |
165 lb. |
300 lb. |
210 lb. |
305 lb. |
Dalton Red/White DPSS-R/W |
180 lb. |
315 lb. |
245 lb . |
340 lb. |
Fits most Ski Doo
models with TRA all through ('92-2011) EXCEPT 583 engine and smaller, and the E-tec 800 2011
This version of the TRA primary puller has shorter end pin length to fit the e-tec top end of the crank, which is different from the regular previous 800 engine.
(*last updated Dec 2010,Skidoo may make more new puller part numbers available)
Dalton offers an industry leading selection of clutch tuning components. If you are looking for specific set up information for your application, there is info here that may be of help. |