My uncle wants to hookup the chain. he has been bothering to do it.
I dont know if I should. I may damage my axles or who knows what.
I would love to drag his *** around his yard. I know the 660 is mean.
and he has ITP Mud Lite XL Tires . My bike is stock with factory tires.
But with my massive low gear I think I may get him.
On take off should I gun it? Or should I let him gun and hope his tires go into
a spin then gun it? Should put it in 4 low or Diff lock low?

I NEED SOME ADVICE

 

don't do it you will power hop the crap out of it and neither will go anywhere. hook up a sled with alot of weight to it or hook up to a vehicle and see how much each can pull that way. my buddy and i hooked ours up one night and he had a 700 polaris and i had a 500 arctic cat, neither one went anywhere when we were done we had 8 holes in the ground about 4 inches deep. and from what i hear about the H1 and i know how much the grizz has the only reason he would beat you is cause he has better tires.

 

I have hooked them up that way before, went into a wheelie of the gun and wound up on my back. Like Weez said, find a sled with a lot of wieght and a flat spot that goes into an uphill grade and do it that way. Besides, I love AC's, but I have seen those Grizzes pull dead cattle to the butcher shop.

 

Definitly use a sled. I know the 660 motor is awesome, but my though is the H1 would win b/c of the awesome low torque and the lower gearing in low range. Just my thoughs.

 

Isn't it amazing sometimes what these atv's will pull???

 

you seen grizzly's pull dead cows? that is nothing on sunday i was pulling a live cow about 1200 pounds fighting me. ok don't tell peta cause they wouldn't understand what it is like living on a farm. oh and well i guess it is nothing cause i seen my dad pull cows with his 450 foreman with the same tires i got to.

 

I pulled a moose with my old Cat 400 [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

From what I have been told, arctic cat's are geared lower than most atv's, and thus explain why they can pull good.