ADAPT Clutch upgrade for the 2021 Arctic Cat Riot 8000

Last spring, I posted a video describing my concerns about the TEAM primary clutch on my 2021 Arctic Cat Riot 8000.
At Hay Days, I talked to Black Diamond Xtreme about that, and they suggested their ADAPT clutch replacement "kit". What's in the kit, and was it worth it? Let's find out!
In Part 1, I'll talk about the kit and install the new clutch. In Part 2, I'll take it out for a ride and tell you what I think.
The UA-cam channel Mountain Sledder Garage has an excellent video on how to remove the TEAM clutch and replace it with the ADAPT. It's more informative than anything I could put together, and it really doesn't pay to duplicate what's already done. Please look up that channel and check out the video:
• Arctic Cat Adapt clutc...

[@Mainecat21]

Why did you make the upgrade? Have you ridden it yet and can you feel any differences?

[@ponycarfan]

There were two main reasons, which I highlighted in a video last spring. One is that there are reports of the Team clutches developing cracks. Mountain Sledder Garage has a lot of good information about the various Arctic Cat clutches, and he mentioned it, as well. The other reason was low speed drove me nuts - 12-25 mph was very jerky, and I came to the conclusion that it was the clutch. So far, the Adapt seems like it’s worth it. I’ve only been out once, and I need more time on it to decide. But, so far I’m happy. At slower speeds, it’s a definite improvement. Once trail conditions improve, I’ll get a chance to run it through its paces.

[@paddyg56472]

How much was this kit?

[@ponycarfan]

$900 (US) before shipping and tax. I considered replacing with a different TEAM clutch, but a new one wasn't going to be much cheaper.
I'm sorry I didn't add a link for the kit, here it is:
www.bd-xtreme.com/index.php?id_product=1577&controller=product