Tag: LT

An aftermarket ATV intake. Dear ATVC: I bought a 1993 Suzuki LT230 Quad Sport and the dude said he did some “mods” because he raced a little. He took off the air box and left only a small air filter. It’s not protected from water or dirt and connects straight to the carb. I’ve cleaned […] More »

Dear ATVC: Picked up an 08 LTR-450 recently in pieces that runs like an absolute beast now that I got it fixed up. Only issue is starting. It has a difficult time turning over unless its hooked up to a booster or roll started. I know I need to do the valves – the exhaust […] More »

Why no title? Dear ATVC: I haven’t owned an ATV since since my Yamaha Wolverine 15 years ago. I’ve been thinking about picking up something used, along the lines of a 400EX, LTZ400, maybe even a Raptor. There are a decent number of ATVs on Facebook Marketplace, but it seems like very few of them […] More »

A simpler design from a simpler era. Dear ATVC: I bought a 85 Suzuki Quadrunner 230 that had an amateur switch wire up.. I would like to know what it would take to just add a flip switch to power up and what wires to use and keep. If there’s one good thing to be […] More »

It is doable indeed. Dear ATVC: I have been wondering what lighting upgrades can be installed on the Suzuki Quadrunner LT230E? Also are there any led or better bulbs to use instead of stock replacement? I am only planning mild trail riding and some light work on my farm for the Quadrunner but extra or […] More »

Custom as they come. Winter may be in full swing but your ATV Connection editors are, like always, searching out the good deals on SprocketList to help make some snowy rides a reality. That said, this week’s ad takes us to a place called Shelby Twp, MI. According to the listing this is a 1988 […] More »

One of many Suzuki LT230s. Dear ATVC: I just picked up a 1986 Suzuki LT230 GE Quadrunner. Been searching everywhere online with little help. What is the difference between the GE model from the rest? I need to order some parts but want to make sure I’m ordering the right parts. So what’s the difference, […] More »