HunterWorks

[HillbillyStyle]

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[shortbus453]

What is disturbing to me is when people purely jump on the bandwagon. I see posts all the time about "What replacement fan should I run" and people are instantly pointing them to Hunterworks. Hunterworks is only selling the same fan that is available directly from the company. Or when someone jumps on and says "JBS is junk" after someone bought the product... Well, that can be their opinion, but it doesn't change the fact that none of us are rich enough to throw out parts that we already bought. We all need to help people out vs just trash talk other people's products.

[Timmi]

You don't know what you don't know. James tests all combinations to know what performs best. Other's don't do that.

[JBFIREMAN]

I am happy to use jbs ,been running the same sheave and yes the same weights 12 grams in my 450 for 7 years without and now for the last 4 years with grease. Thanks

[Hump]

Had mine for 7 yrs also. OD weights that were ran for a short time with no grease. They got a small amount of wear at that time, then went with grease making them last forever and run a little quieter. That's another thing I don't understand....the grease argument. Some of the haters say "don't run the JBS clutch, go with a clutch that is greaseless. Well, guess what, you can run it without the grease on the weights if you want to. But, if your clutch takes on water a lot like these people say theirs do, you should snorkel and make sure your clutch cover is sealed because water in there is not good, greased weights or not.

[therebel19]

not to mention you still have grease in your secondary so grease less weights are of no advantage if someone is wanting a true grease less setup.

[Timmi]

exactly, rinse and go is not a good idea, grit and dirt will eat your belt and sheave, seals, just don't do it

not to mention you still have grease in your secondary so grease less weights are of no advantage if someone is wanting a true grease less setup.

[therebel19]

I change my diff oils probably way more than I have to but for the same reason. Water, mud, and gravel over the axles a lot and would rather change the oil after a good ride rather than replace parts. Seals only seal up to a point. I can only imagine what it would do in the sheave with no grease to cushion things. Grease for me!

[InfidelMT]

Yeah grease less sheave and having to file the cam plate don’t think so. That’s a Mickey Mouse setup.


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[Timmi]

James has had his clutch in his X4 for almost two years with no issues. The customer should not be required to modify components with the possibility of making a mistake in doing so.