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chazdo2 12-23-2015 11:00 AM

670 Predator help!!!!
 
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I pulled the trigger on the 670 predator. I am trying to put it in my G-9. Figured I would just extend the swing arm and I was in. Its so wide I cant even use brackets to drop it down or the clutch wont fit. I have to put it on top of the frame. Then I though maybe drop down the front mounting holes to the front frame. I don't think that will work either. Any of you guys know what I should or can do? My welding is improving but my engineering skills are horrible!!!

Skoal82 12-23-2015 01:58 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
That looks like a ezgo clutch I think if you went with a 780 comet clutch it would be narrower

Also what is the distance between the clutch and the engine can it be shortened at all by cutting the crank a little shorter(I assume you are using a adapter)

smokindawg 12-23-2015 02:10 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
When I installed the 25hp Kawasaki V-twin in my G1 I had to cut the frame, box it and make new strengthening supports to make mine work. I used a Team Roller Clutch which took even more room.

Lots to change sometimes when you try to install an extreme "Big Block" in these carts meant for small engines.

I think you may need too install an aftermarket clutch as suggested and trim any amount off the crank that you can. I'd not use a taper adapter with an engine that big. It may not hold with the torque that one is probably capable of.

chazdo2 12-23-2015 09:43 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
thanks. Im not really familiar with the term " box it " with the frame. Do you have any pics?

chazdo2 12-23-2015 09:45 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
Your right its an EZ GO clutch. I just slid it in for fittng purposes. Don't even think an aftermarket clutch with the crank cut as per the small clones I used will work.

Skoal82 12-24-2015 08:52 AM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
I think you can get an aftermarket clutch with the taper in it

sho305 12-27-2015 08:02 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
Box it in means you cut out the part of the frame, then make pieces to fit flat in the hole(s) to replace the part you cut out (when you cut part way into a frame tube). You try to not cut out sections of the frame, just cut part way and/or bend it out. You can also weld steel onto the back side to beef that area back up. You can also heat the frame tube up and pound it in.

Most all drop the mounts on the front of the cradle and also move the cradle back some to fit larger than 22 tires. There are threads here on it.

Note than your engine will not move much at all in relation to the cradle, you just need to be able to get a belt on it. It will move relative to the frame next to the cradle and above the engine.

HF 670, mmmm, sure looks nice!

chazdo2 12-28-2015 09:15 PM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
Again you have made the hard to understand simple!! This site and especially you have helped me so many times. I am making the brackets to drop down the motor and have made the cradle copying " smokindawg" BUDGE build. Be working on it tomorrow see what happens. Thanks to all of you guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

backwoodboys11 01-01-2016 09:45 AM

Re: 670 Predator help!!!!
 
i cant really tell in the first photo,but how much room do you have to change the oil filter. the reason i ask is i put one on a mule and had to put a oil filter relocation kit on because i could not find another filter that short.

Brian Boyer 01-01-2016 10:54 AM

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Too much talky talk... Couldnt get past the 15second mark..

What kind of dyno figures did they get?


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