Not callin' anyone a liar but I think Bartletts #'s are pretty accurate. I know a TrailTech speedo ain't the most accurate way to check but last time out, in loose dirt with stock tires and 13 tooth front sprocket I ran 65 and change. I don't know how far it was but it was a pretty good distance. If I would have kept going I may have got another mph or two but not much more.

Actually, if I leaned forward on the tank and thought about being on a Raptor(or Warrior 660) I probably could have got 90+, at least that's what the Warrior, errr Raptor owners would tell ya![img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Don't get your panties all in a bunch. If your quad ran faster, tell us about it. Don't type obscenities on the internet and be a dink. Was it stock, stock gearing and tires, what surface, what method of speed measurement, how did you calibrate the instrument, did you use 2 or more to get more reliable readings, how many passes did you make, etc.

Edit: For the benifit of the mods and all onlookers.

 

ok, ok, sorry for gettin pissy(bad day) [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
i had it all stock, it was right after i broke it in. i used a gps. it was on a gravel road

 

yall can really say wut u wont, i have a dvx 400 tony stewart edition, and yes for a fact, i no it will run 75 WITHOUT HAVIN to use a speedometer, u go test one out. itll suprise you alot.



rancher AT 400- itp 26 mudlite kit, 2 inch lift, warn winch/bumper

dvx400- exhaust

 

o yea, my rancher 400 will 54 stock, n my next door neighbor has a 2005 rincon with itp holeshot ATR's, itll run 62 stock, n my dvx will kill then both. i no for a fact it will go 70.....no doubt

 

alright i would understand that for a dif topic, but this is not an opinion answer, it is right and wrong

i own suzuki, friend owns ac, right on the frame it says, "manufactured by Suzuki Motor Corporation"
they run neck and neck w/ eachother, jus IMO suzuki is more comfortable

 

The 500 uses the Suzuki motor, but the new Arctic Cat 650 H-1 is an Arctic Cat designed and built motor. The older 650 V-2 engine is the Kawasaki engine.

 

Actually Suzuki owned 34% of Arctic Cat.

 

Or take it off KPH and switch to MPH.

 

how fast would you say it goes?




my kfx runs 75