Kodiak or AC400????
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03-12-2003, 01:17 AM
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03-12-2003, 10:28 PM
#13
03-12-2003, 10:36 PM
Kodiak or AC400????
Rincon
When I mean get wet its because we go through some pretty deep stuff!
Its headlight high or better! No this guy is a mechanic for western auto! he won this bike in a DU Contest
The mud thing in the gear box did happen. As a matter of fact we fixed it last night! It was mud not lettong it set in the gear set it the right place"not ingauged all the way" As you said.
You guys have to understand when we ride its not your typical weekend mud, This is a all out war in the swamps. Im ean the possiblity of stuff tearing up is imenent!
When I mean get wet its because we go through some pretty deep stuff!
Its headlight high or better! No this guy is a mechanic for western auto! he won this bike in a DU Contest
The mud thing in the gear box did happen. As a matter of fact we fixed it last night! It was mud not lettong it set in the gear set it the right place"not ingauged all the way" As you said.
You guys have to understand when we ride its not your typical weekend mud, This is a all out war in the swamps. Im ean the possiblity of stuff tearing up is imenent!
#15
03-12-2003, 10:44 PM
Kodiak or AC400????
which one
Sxr6 tried to bust me out in several other forums,saying all this stuff about how he knows this and that, and all i have ever said is I know my bike as in my own bikes
Well this jack leg had the nerve to try and bust me out by saying " You want have to wrry about the kods belt getting wet since they dont have one"
This came after a reply to another gentlemen anout the pros and cons in my opinon on the kods
Hes getting on my nerves
It wanst directed to you at all
Sxr6 tried to bust me out in several other forums,saying all this stuff about how he knows this and that, and all i have ever said is I know my bike as in my own bikes
Well this jack leg had the nerve to try and bust me out by saying " You want have to wrry about the kods belt getting wet since they dont have one"
This came after a reply to another gentlemen anout the pros and cons in my opinon on the kods
Hes getting on my nerves
It wanst directed to you at all
#16
03-12-2003, 11:09 PM
Kodiak or AC400????
Originally posted by: sxr6
Well the Cat will ride a LOT better & have better traction with either rear sus set-up, I wouldn't worry about the Yam belt gettin wet since the KODIAK doesn't have one!!
Well the Cat will ride a LOT better & have better traction with either rear sus set-up, I wouldn't worry about the Yam belt gettin wet since the KODIAK doesn't have one!!
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03-12-2003, 11:13 PM
#19
03-12-2003, 11:20 PM
Kodiak or AC400????
Haven't tried them or seen them in action enough to know. They look like bi-claws on steroids. If your in to muddin I wouldn't go to a smaller tire. I will tell you one that was somewhat impressive. 27X12X12 Super Swampers. They measured out to 31" tall with about 8lbs of air. I made the guy get out the air gauge and prove it. I thought he had 60lbs of air in them. They were several in. taller than my 28 laws. They only bad thing is they weren't very aggressive.
#20
03-12-2003, 11:22 PM
Kodiak or AC400????
CatKrazy-I'm not going to argue with you about how serious a mudder you are, but think about what you said, if the water comes over the headlights than YES water will get into the belt housing! The air intake for the tranny is under the black plastic piece under the front rack ( the exhaust is at the rear) So unless it's snorkled it will get wet!
As for the gearbox, you must mean the range selector, because like you were arguing about with srx6, the kodiak doesn't have gears, it has a belt.
I think you should get the 450 Kodiak, it has a lot more features than the 400 now.
As for the gearbox, you must mean the range selector, because like you were arguing about with srx6, the kodiak doesn't have gears, it has a belt.
I think you should get the 450 Kodiak, it has a lot more features than the 400 now.