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01-25-2007, 06:39 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Primary Sled: 1994 POLARIS INDY XLT 600
Where I sled: PA.
Posts: 9
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I am trying find part #'s for the starter and clutch/ring gear. I want to put electric start on my 1994 Indy XLT 600 ,but do want to spend $ 500.00 for a kit ! Does anybody know any options I could take or sites to checkout ? Can a ring gear be installed onto my old clutch ? I am a machinist, so this would not be hard for me to do. Wiring would not be hard to do ,but would I need to install a voltage regulator to control battery charging ?
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01-25-2007, 08:52 AM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: South Bend, Indiana
Primary Sled: XCSP 700
Where I sled: SW Michigan
Posts: 476
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Just a few things to ponder, and the following is just a educated guess on $. A new starter from Polaris will probably be around $200.00, a rebuilt one 125-150, what ,no core? Add $50. Ring gear, another $50, you need a regulator/rectifier, got to convert AC to DC you know, add another $50. Now, new wiring/wiring harness, make you own or buy, I have no idea on $ for that, battery and mount, another $50, and maybe a new key switch, $20-$40. Pretty soon, you're talking some serious coin. The kit starts to look a little better, of course if you can source some of this on the used market, you could save some $. I did this about 20 years ago, went with the kit, pretty easy, but replacing the wire harness was a minor pain, and you will have to remove the primary clutch to put the ring gear on. Good luck.
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01-25-2007, 12:39 PM
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#3
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Senior Member
Join Date: Mar 2006
Mileage: 2,200+ Miles
Primary Sled: 900 IQ Fusion
Where I sled: Central Newfoundland
Posts: 657
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Also take into account that if you're installing electric start and you don't have a battery, there's something else you need to purchase and wire up as well as an extra item to maintain... added weight, etc. I was going to buy the starter kit for my Fusion, but it was $700. Yeah right! It's now a lot cheaper, but with the vibration problems I've heard about and the recalls on the proper tension so it won't fall off... I think I'll just pull it over by hand. If ya can't pull the sled over, you probably shouldn't be riding it anyway. Unless the temperature is bellow -20*C and everything is frozen... lol. I'm just thinking out loud again.
I know the battery has been mentioned before, but if you get a short season (for example, just proving the point further) make sure to maintain the thing or else it will permanently lose it's peak charge.
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01-25-2007, 06:48 PM
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Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: mitchell ontario
Mileage: 2800 miles
Primary Sled: 99 ski doo gts 800/99gts 700
Where I sled: mid western ontario
Posts: 252
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 i have a 93 indy 580 xlt sp. and i thought about it,but with all the mods had to make as well as the extra weight factor(the thing already weighs a ton).yours is a 94 so you would have the purple top on yours as well.it makes it alot heavier.as someone else said pulling it is alot cheaper and easier.and what a way to get the blood flowing by pulling it over a dozen times to get her fired
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01-28-2007, 08:40 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Primary Sled: 1994 POLARIS INDY XLT 600
Where I sled: PA.
Posts: 9
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i have a 93 indy 580 xlt sp. and i thought about it,but with all the mods had to make as well as the extra weight factor(the thing already weighs a ton).yours is a 94 so you would have the purple top on yours as well.it makes it alot heavier.as someone else said pulling it is alot cheaper and easier.and what a way to get the blood flowing by pulling it over a dozen times to get her fired [/b]
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01-28-2007, 08:45 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Primary Sled: 1994 POLARIS INDY XLT 600
Where I sled: PA.
Posts: 9
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I am trying find part #'s for the starter and clutch/ring gear. I want to put electric start on my 1994 Indy XLT 600 ,but do want to spend $ 500.00 for a kit ! Does anybody know any options I could take or sites to checkout ? Can a ring gear be installed onto my old clutch ? I am a machinist, so this would not be hard for me to do. Wiring would not be hard to do ,but would I need to install a voltage regulator to control battery charging ?[/b]
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01-28-2007, 09:05 AM
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
Primary Sled: 1994 POLARIS INDY XLT 600
Where I sled: PA.
Posts: 9
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I already have a new oem ignition switch(elec. start),starter solenoid,voltage regulator and rectifier. I would build the battery box and add additional wiring for this project. Thru research I believe a polaris #3083189 starter would fit the 600 tripple. My problem is finding out whether a ring gear can be installed onto my clutch ? Would a polaris # 1321672 clutch match up to 600 tripple ? Are crank tapers the same on the clutches and also what about the offset for the belt ? So far I have $ 30.00 into this project, so a couple more hundred would not be that bad of an investment. Guys thanks for the reply's, I really appreciate your help ! Any more suggestions would be helpful !!!
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01-28-2007, 09:46 AM
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#8
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: North Bay, Ontario.
Mileage: 1800 miles
Primary Sled: 2007 Dragon.
Where I sled: Pounding my way up and down powerlines all around North Bay.
Posts: 3,679
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I'll never understand why anyone would want electric start on a 2-stroke sled. To me it would be like putting e-start on a chainsaw.
But, to each their own, I know some people that wouldn't own a sled without it.
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01-28-2007, 05:06 PM
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#9
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: norway,me.
Mileage: 2260
Primary Sled: 06 fusion 700
Where I sled: rangely,jackman,moosehead,maine.
Posts: 543
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 i am removing the e-start on my 95 xlt 600.it is very good condition.it was a aftermarket kit.was all polaris stuff.
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