artic cat dvx400
#13
I used to have a 2001 warrior and in 03 made the upgrade to my Z400. Night and day difference was my first impression and then i got the chance to ride with 3 guys all on 2000 and up warriors. The warrior is a fun bike but when it came down to performance there was a pretty big difference whether in the woods or on fire roads I pulled away from them fast. The price you were given on the Dvx seems like a good one, good luck
later sparx
later sparx
#18
Yea go for th dvx its a sick quad i just got mine i hada a 400 ex and then got the dvx yea the plastics scratch easy and the fenders have little tabs that the brackets hook onto to give em suipport withc are really week and break but doestn really matter yea u can get any of the 04 z 400 stuff u dont gotta just look for dvx parts
#19
The Z400 exhaust will bolt up just fine. I also had an 01 Warrior before the DVX and the DVX absolutely destroys it in acceleration and handling. The Warrior still has it's place on real tight technical trails though. I have also raced mine and it does great around the track the stock suspension will soak up anything as long as you land right. As far as comparisons i've outran two stock Raptors with guys i didn't know riding them. I have raced two V-Forces one had a DG slip-on and my front tires were even with his backs the whole way. The other had HMF duals and a clutch kit, he pulled me all the way down the strip. YFZs blow me away. My friend's Z450 blows it away. A stock 400EX however has no chance. This is when it was stock, i haven't dragged anything with my new exhaust yet.
#20
the fenders have little tabs that the brackets hook onto to give em suipport withc are really week
To fix this issue, drill through the top of the fender through the mounting bracket and put a T nut on one side and screw it in on the other side. I had to do this to my rear fenders. Home depot has small aluminum T bolts that work great.
To fix this issue, drill through the top of the fender through the mounting bracket and put a T nut on one side and screw it in on the other side. I had to do this to my rear fenders. Home depot has small aluminum T bolts that work great.


