Category Archives: Can-Am Outlander

Cvtech installed and setup on our 570 and 800 xmr

After a msges with some knowledgeable folks, I finally got our New cvtech clutches dialed in pretty close.

First off, the 570 xmr. Wow, did the cvtech change this bike. Shift out is good, may need a Lil tweaking. I had a 2300 stall spring in it and just felt the engagement was to harsh . But, it would stand straight up and dang near flip over. So I went to a lower stall spring, sets it to 2050 rpm on the engagement. Now it pulls hard, revs quicker and gains speed alot faster.. It is going to be fun in the mud.

Before the cvtech I had a tan dalton spring in primary and silver epi in secondary. It would never pull the front wheels up unless in water and especially wouldnt on pavement.. I am still using the silver epi spring in the secondary.

Now on to the 800 xmr. It still wheelies the same, but now revs quicker and pulls harder then before. Just not as noticeable as on the 570. May be doing some more tweaking.

If u got a 570 outlander, renegade, or xmr. A new clutch will make a huge difference.

Outlander 330 Carb Float Height?

I need to check the level of the float level on my wife’s ATV. Not sure what happened (ethanol), but the needle valve in the carb got stuck shut (had to use pliers to remove it) and now it’s pouring out fuel. I’m going to remove the needle again and check for damage and foreign matter, but I also want to check to float level height as I’m sure I screwed it up trying to remove the needle valve. According to the book I’m supposed to use a special tool (part number 529 035 529); looking up the part number on the Internet found not only was the tool discontinued, but it cost almost $70 when it was available. There’s got to be another way of checking for the correct float height. Any ideas? BTW, a replacement needle is almost $70 also…. ( !!!!!! ). I’ve got CV carbs for Harley’s in my shop that I may try to make fit (I’ve got a lathe).