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    T20 melted teflon guides

    I was changing out the stock yellow spring in my T20 clutch for a red spring last night. During disassembly of the clutch one of the Teflon guides got melted a little. While I've got the clutch apart I'd like to replace the guides to. Does anyone know where I am able to purchase the Teflon guides?

    Thanks,
    Mike
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    Call Quality Drive Systems. They'll have them. Great people to deal with there.

    Quality Drive Systems
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    • #3
      Those look the same as the ones for the newer comet 780 series.....I just ordered a couple sets from a place in Indianna That another member posted. Sorry, but I can't remember the name, but they were about $7 a set. The newer style has 6 buttons, the other 3 going in the empty space in the opposite side ramp. I'm not sure what they do unless you wanted to spin it backwards. the comet part# is 302307A
      With that part# you may be able to find them locally at a snowmobile or ATV repair shop.

      Here they are from MFG Supply: http://www.mfgsupply.com/302307a.html

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      • #4
        The clutch is from an 1979/80s Max IV.

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        • #5
          If it's from an older driven clutch, you'll need the older style sliders. The newer style ones are slightly different. Quality Drive Systems had some of the older style ones in stock.
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            Thanks

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            • #7
              Good info!
              I have a 780 Drive clutch that I bought from MFGSupply a little over a year ago and it has a weak spring.
              I contacted MFG SUPPLY and they weren't any help at all.
              I'll pull it and call Quality, I got my belts from them.
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              • #8
                Originally posted by PlumCrazy View Post
                Good info!
                I have a 780 Drive clutch that I bought from MFGSupply a little over a year ago and it has a weak spring.
                I contacted MFG SUPPLY and they weren't any help at all.
                I'll pull it and call Quality, I got my belts from them.
                Might as well go red then.
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                • #9
                  HI
                  There are 3 different Teflon blocks .They are coloured either black or white and either there are 3 or 6 fitted to a clutch .
                  Red spring is most suitable for offroading

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