I'm min the process of moding out my scrambler 400, and I want to know what Mods are the best, and what everyone likes the best, and what helps everyone. I'd also like to see pics of cool quads. Thanks!

 

I just got my 400X about a month ago, so no mods so far. But I think it's a cool looking quad. If your looking into modding your 400, HPD or RCR are the places to look.

 

http://communities.msn.com/PolarisPe...e/shoebox.msnw
Link is also in my sig

Mods include:

HPD race mod motor
.020 Wiseco
billet head
15.1 dome
girdle kit
oil injector block off
race mod flywheel
NO starter/battery
FTR pipe/silencer
39PWK carb
K&N open filter
HSP +3" swingarm
HPD clutch components
HPD kevlar belt
Custom brakes (no front!)
chromed bumper, radiator shroud, tranny mounts
reverse gear removed from tranny
DID chain
.190 Douglass wheels
Holeshot XC's
rear Skat-Trak 8P haulers
powdercoated frame, swingarm, steering stem

many weight saving mods...removed battery, starter, cooling fan, usless frame brackets

hell the list goes on and on...

best of all YOU can have it for $4800! It is for sale.

 

Adam Scrambler400,

Here is the link to my page.

 

You can check out my 99 Sport at my page in my signature.

 

I have a 97 400 4x4 with an RCR Stage 1 kit, rims, tires, a few other accessories and all new plastic last year. To see it go to "Scrambler Project" in my photos section.

 

az400l u are selling for 4800 tats it how many hours wat year?

 

hey 400l how do u start ure polaris then, and i was wodnering can u ut like reerse back on or no i in the process of selling raptor and getting either and 02 raptor or some kind of polaris. And i also was wondering is it good fo trailing,hills,and racing in gncc?

 

Less than 1HR on fresh topend/porting. Its a '99 that just had the entire frame lightened to 55LBS, powdercoated and some other parts chromed. The bike looks better than new!

 

It is pull start, and usually starts on the first pull. The reverse gear can be put back in. My bike is set up for dunning/drag racing. It would be quite a handfull on the trail!