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Old Apr 10, 2009 | 06:42 PM
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Ok, i know on a car if you lose a 100lbs you will gain .10 off your 1/4 time so let me ask this...

How much does 10lbs effect a atv.....?

In other words if you have a 300lbs man on a honda 450r 450cc...
And a 150lbs man on a honda 400ex 397cc....
Does it become a drivers race?
 
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Old Apr 10, 2009 | 09:45 PM
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Personally I think its always a drivers race, but you bring up a very good question. Same applies to larger quads (utility) that have more horsepower and alot more weight. I know that more weight in mud makes a "ton" of difference. Comparing an XP to a Griz 700 would be a nice comparison since the XP is near or above 800 pounds and the Griz is 600. I know the XP has a bunch of hp, but is it enough to overcome the additional weight?
 
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Old Apr 11, 2009 | 04:59 AM
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It has already been established that a DS650 gains 1 HP for every 10 pounds you remove.
 
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