If anybody has a 700 AC I want to know every thing about it. How fast is it. Will it run with a 660 Grizzly. How is the power low, mid, and high. Does it over heat at slow speeds. What size tires will fit under it stock. Does it have the low end lag of the suzuki.

 

I have bought a 700le model top speed is about 65 mph . Faster than a grizzley 660 and the 700 . power is fair iv done my complaining but thats after i got off a brute force. it turns the tires high and low great mid range power . they do not overheat mine hasnt anyway iv been in some serious mud. as for tires i belive you can put the 29.5 laws on it no problems . they are 150 lbs than most atv some say thats because there well made . Ground clearance is a plus. best of all classes stock.

 

It does have the low end lag that the suzuki has but VDI is designing a new ECU that will resolve this. They claim the 700 is a power monster but suzuki nuwtered it with the timing retard. All in all I love mine. Great mid to high power and even with the lag when in low it pulls wheelies and has great low end power.

 

Is there a clutch kit for it or could I buy one for a King Quad.

 

www.speedwerx.com has a clutch kit. Or you can call them tell them any modifications you have or plan to do and they will put together a clutch kit to mach your mods. They are also recognized by Arctic Cat as a manufactuer of performance parts for their machines.

 

1) Great power on the low, mid, and high, just a lag that is caused my the mapping of the CDI, not due to the engine
2) No, it doesn't overheat at any speeds
3) 29.5 easy
4) Yes

Check out Speedwerx and they can hook you up with some great products. Ask for Jeremy. Good luck.

 

went out with 3 700 cats they were running dalton clutch kits they seem to work fine they will work a lot better with the new box dynatec is supoosed to have one by the end of the year that works ride on

 

Guy's, check your air intake for dirt past the filter, king quads are eating motors because of bad air filters, check out the suzuki site, my buddie's is in the shop as we speak.

 

AC is using it's own air filter, I believe.

 

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