Thundercat reveiw

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Arctic Cat's claims of the Thundercat being the fastest, most powerful utility quad on the market are not just hype. "The acceleration is fast. They say it's the fastest accelerating quad and they mean it!" Adam exclaimed. "What's amazing is when you hit the throttle, instead of popping up, the front end just ducks down and takes off. </end quote></div>

Are they going to put that motor in there Prowler?

 

I hope its a better atv than the v2.<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: TLC

Thundercat reveiw



<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Arctic Cat's claims of the Thundercat being the fastest, most powerful utility quad on the market are not just hype. "The acceleration is fast. They say it's the fastest accelerating quad and they mean it!" Adam exclaimed. "What's amazing is when you hit the throttle, instead of popping up, the front end just ducks down and takes off. </end quote></div>



Are they going to put that motor in there Prowler?</end quote></div>

 

What wrong with the V2?

 

Check this out! click on the video link that says "ride test", it looks like it kinda runs good,,,it can spin the tires!! woohoo!!


http://www.atvscene.com/machin...thundercat9501-08.html

 

That is WAY too much machine for me. I can't imagine all that power would be of much use in my typical woods/trail riding.




PS. anybody remember the old days when a 500 was considered a really big machine?

 

I hear ya! I used to jokeabout this day coming, and here it is. If they would just make the smaller motors more powerful, we wouldnt need multi cylinder big cc`s.

 

they have to make larger displacment engines. they are building the smaller engines to be as powerful as they can be while staying legal.

 

they have to make larger displacment engines. they are building the smaller engines to be as powerful as they can be while staying legal.

 

That'd be a good quad to pull my boat into that lake that you can't drive too, the one with the big fish in it. I think it'd be a good work horse, handy for a camping trip where you're pulling a tub trailor full of gear, or maybe a moose out of the woods, it is big, but sometimes you need a little bit of power to get the job done.

 

Hey 700efi guy,

Is your 700 the suzuki 700efi or the new AC 700H1 efi? Just wondering and how does it compare to the AC650H1?