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TA (Team/Arctic clutches)

Helixes for 2016+ Arctic Pro Cross models (also fits new 2022 version Arctic secondary)

 

The 2016-21 Arctic Models have Team/Arctic clutches for both primary and secondary. These helixes also fit the 2022 Adapt secondary clutch.

Some Arctic Cat snowmobile clutch tuners are familiar with the Team style helix designs from other brands and the aftermarket clutches, however, some are not. It is important to realize what the helix numbers designate. We offer both "compound" and "progressive" style. Please read info and charts carefully.

Note: There are various TEAM clutches, these TA model helixes are only for the Arctic Cat 2016 type, not Team Tied, Polaris Team versions or other.

Be certain of what model of clutch you are ordering parts for. There are many options and helixes are non-returnable. We cut these helixes to order when the order is placed, usually the next day. Once we cut a helix it cannot be undone. Be sure to read all details and confirm application, prefixes, etc for style of helix and cut.

Product Specifications

Product Name:

2016 Arctic Procross, direct replacement

Type:

Helixes

Model:

TA (Team/Arctic clutches)

For :

Arctic Cat

Suggested list price :

CAD $149.00 / USD $132.00

Introduced:

Feb 2016

Available Angles

Factory Team/Arctic style cut
  • TA 44
  • TA 54-45.36
  • TA 60-45.36
  • TA 62-45.36
  • TA 65-45.36
  • TA 46
  • TA 54-46.20
  • TA 47
  • TA 58-47.15
  • TA 56-47.15
  • TA 60-47.15
  • TA 60-47.20
  • TA 62/47.20
  • TA 66-47.20
  • TA 50-47.36
  • TA 48
  • TA 56-48.15
  • TA 64-48.20
  • TA 68-48.36
  • TA 60-49.20
  • TA 62-49.15
  • TA 66-49.20*
  • TA 70-49.36
  • TA 74-49.36
  • TA 56-50.15
  • TA 68-50.20
  • TA 66-51.20
  • TA 70-51.20
*stock 2016 ZR9000 helix
Factory Team/Arctic style cut
  • TA 42/38.36 ER
  • TA 40 ER
  • TA 44/40.20 ER
  • TA 42 ER
  • TA 46/42.36 ER
  • TA 56/42.36 ER
  • TA 43 ER
  • TA 67/43.36 ER
  • TA 44 ER
  • TA 58/44.36 ER
  • TA 45 ER
  • TA 62-45.15 ER
  • TA 62-45.36 ER
  • TA 65-45.36 ER
  • TA 46 ER
  • TA 50-46.20 ER
  • TA 69/46.20 ER
  • TA 50/46.36 ER
  • TA 51/46.36 ER
  • TA 49/46.36 ER
  • TA 56/46.46 ER
  • TA 47 ER
  • TA 49-47.36 ER
  • TA 50-47.20 ER
  • TA 58-47.20 ER
  • TA 66-47.20 ER
  • TA 66/47.36 ER
  • TA 50-47.36 ER
  • TA 68-47.20 ER
  • TA 48 ER *
  • TA 51-48.36 ER
  • TA 56-48.20 ER
  • TA 56-48.36 ER
  • TA 58-48.20 ER
  • TA 64-48.20 ER
  • TA 68-48.20 ER
  • TA 49 ER
  • TA 56-49.20 ER
  • TA 60-49.20 ER
  • TA 62-49-36 ER
  • TA 66-49.20 ER**
  • TA 70-49.36 ER
  • TA 50 ER
  • TA 60-50.20 ER
  • TA 68-50.20 ER
  • TA 51 ER
  • TA 70-51.20 ER
  • TA 70-51.36 ER
  • TA 52 ER
  • TA 53 ER
  • TA 65-53.20 ER
  • TA 62 ER
* Stock helix listed for M8000
**Stock helix on ZR8000 LXR

Progressive curve type cut. These are not the type that comes as any OEM supplied helix, but a radius curve ramp that starts at one angle and progresses to another angle. There are no straight angles on these. Some tuners prefer to tune with this style of helix cut because of past use in different applications. The angles used for an application may not always compare directly to the stock compound type of cut because of the fact that they are not straight angles with duration. They are, however, derived from the same start and finish angles.

Note: Since a progressive has no straight angle, we sometimes see variations from different aftermarket manufacturers on helixes. Dalton progressive TA model helix is based from first duplicating the factory compound and straight angles available for these 2016 models. This helps to ensure angles are correct before developing progressives.

  • TA 44/36 P
  • TA 46/36 P
  • TA 46/40 P
  • TA 46/42 P
  • TA 48/40 P
  • TA 48/42 P
  • TA 48/44 P
  • TA 50/38 P
  • TA 50/40 P
  • TA 50/42 P
  • TA 50/44 P
  • TA 50/46 P
  • TA 52/42 P
  • TA 52/44 P
  • TA 52/46 P
  • TA 52/48 P
  • TA 53/40 P
  • TA 54/44 P
  • TA 54/46 P
  • TA 56/44 P
  • TA 56/48 P
  • TA 58/42 P
  • TA 58/50 P
  • TA 58/46 P
  • TA 60/46 P

Progressive curve type cut. These are not the type that comes as any OEM supplied helix, but a radius curve ramp that starts at one angle and progresses to another angle. There are no straight angles on these. Some tuners prefer to tune with this style of helix cut because of past use in different applications. The angles used for an application may not always compare directly to the stock compound type of cut because of the fact that they are not straight angles with duration. They are, however, derived from the same start and finish angles.

Note: Since a progressive has no straight angle, we sometimes see variations from different aftermarket manufacturers on helixes. Dalton progressive TA model helix is based from first duplicating the factory compound and straight angles available for these 2016 models. This helps to ensure angles are correct before developing progressives.

  • TA 42/38 P ER
  • TA 46/40 P ER
  • TA 46/42 P ER
  • TA 46/44 P ER
  • TA 48/40 P ER
  • TA 48/42 P ER
  • TA 48/44 P ER
  • TA 49/46 P ER
  • TA 50/38 P ER
  • TA 50/40 P ER
  • TA 50/42 P ER
  • TA 50/44 P ER
  • TA 50/46 P ER
  • TA 50/48 P ER
  • TA 52/42 P ER
  • TA 52/44 P ER
  • TA 52/46 P ER
  • TA 52/48 P ER
  • TA 54/40 P ER
  • TA 54/44 P ER
  • TA 54/46 P ER
  • TA 54/48 P ER
  • TA 56/44 P ER
  • TA 56/46 P ER
  • TA 56/48 P ER
  • TA 58/46 P ER
  • TA 58/53 P ER
  • TA 58/47 P ER
  • TA 58/48 P ER
  • TA 58/50 P ER
  • TA 60/40 P ER
Reverse angle (starts with more shallow angle). All Reverse angle style are progressive curve.
4 Stroke
       
TA 43/45 P
TA 44/47 P
TA 44/49 P
TA 44/55 P
TA 45/51 P
TA 46/52 P
TA 48/52 P
 
2 Stroke with engine reverse 
   
TA 42/44 P ER
TA 42/45 P ER 
TA 42/50 P ER
TA 43/47 P ER 
TA 44/48 P ER
TA 45/50 P ER
TA 47/50 P ER
TA 48/50 P ER
TA 48/52 P ER
TA 48/53 P ER
TA 48/56 P ER
TA 50/54 P ER
TA 52/54 P ER

Note: Please choose from the available angle chart above. We often can do angles not listed on the charts but there will be extra programming fees applied, and will require 3-5 business days added to the order. Always contact for availability.

Additional Notes:

Example: Arctic stock helix number 66-49.20  This is a Team/Arctic COMPOUND style. The helix is a 66-49, and the 20 does not designate any angle. The .20 (add a zero) designates .200" duration used in the first part of the helix ramp. It is important to realize that this 2 angle helix is mostly a straight 49 helix. The second number is dominant. The first part of the helix is a 66/49 blend, and is only used for a short duration.

If you are not familiar with these types of compound designs, be careful when choosing. If you compare these numbers to previous year/model helix versions, other brands, or progressives, it could be very misleading. For instance, adding a couple degrees to what is a very short first part of the helix may have less effect than you think, because it is such a short part of the ramp. Also, adding "duration" to that first part may have more effect than you expect. The last number in the part number designates duration of the first part of the ramp.
 
We also offer full PROGRESSIVE type cuts. These are a curved ramp and do not have straight angles, but rather progress from one angle to another. There is more in the "progressive" section with a list of available progressive angles.
 
Some people prefer to tune their clutching with compound or progressive and know the differences, but before we could offer any progressive type helixes, it was important that we first duplicate the OEM Arctic Cat helixes available. This includes the factory stock compound ramp geometry, as well as the stock straight angles available. When you order a Team/Arctic helix, or a Dalton helix, it needs to be the same comparison. We have duplicated the factory compound ramp curves and straight angles to ensure accuracy going forward.
 
It is also very important when ordering to use exact part numbers. It is easy to make mistakes and forget important information. Once helixes are cut, they are cut. There are a few key things in our part numbers.
 
  • TA indicates this 2016 Team/Arctic models
  • .20, .36, etc after the angles designate "compound" design.
  • P is used after the angles if it is a progressive type cut
  • The helix must always be designated ER (engine reverse notch) if it is to be used on a 2 stroke.

 Examples:

  • TA 66-49.20
    TA (Team/Arctic 2016), 66-49 (compound helix because there is .20), and the .20 (duration used in first part of ramp). This would also be a 4 stroke helix because there is not "ER" (engine reverse) at the end of the part number.

  • TA 66-49.20 ER
    Same as above but this is a 2 stroke helix, that has the designated "ER" (engine reverse notch) for the two stroke engines that turn backwards.

  • TA 46/40P
    TA (Team Arctic 2016), 46/40P (progressive), 4 stroke helix (because there is no designated engine reverse)

  • TA 46/40P ER
    Same as above, progressive, but this is a 2 stroke helix because it has ER designation

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