Honda 400EX vs. Polaris 400 Sport
#11
If you look at alot of dirt drag results the Banshees & 400L's rule the 2 stroke class. (Remember that includes R, LT's Tecates whatever.)
To think a 400L in a concrete filled frame runs with a Banshee says alot.
I believe the EX will barely beat the Sport. It's weight hinders it top speed. I wouldn't be sure about getting the holeshot though. An auto is hard to out holeshot. Usually it seems the EX has to catch & pass the Sport. Which given enough distance it will do.
To think a 400L in a concrete filled frame runs with a Banshee says alot.
I believe the EX will barely beat the Sport. It's weight hinders it top speed. I wouldn't be sure about getting the holeshot though. An auto is hard to out holeshot. Usually it seems the EX has to catch & pass the Sport. Which given enough distance it will do.
#12
There may be something going on with my friend's Sport than because if you hammer it from a dead stop it slowly crawls for a second or two until you get the revs built up, then it hits.
#14
Originally posted by: scosho
Ride red. Your Polaris pals will owe you big when you tow them back to the truck on a regular basis.
Ride red. Your Polaris pals will owe you big when you tow them back to the truck on a regular basis.
#17
When I had my Scrammi I dragged a 400ex and we were neck and neck time after time. It's all in the rider and if he/she knows how to USE their quads power. As stated earlier brake rev the Scrammi and youll holeshot em nearly every time[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]. But like everyone is sayin Mod a Scrammi and you can run with most Banshees but not all.
#18
ive raced my cuzins down a drive way bout 300ft he got my out the hole because my front end is so flighty i was in second droped it back down hit third and was on his tale lettin out the gas no lie!!! but he had a pipe also i think, now he has it set up for 350ft drags and ill never touch him until i get mine back im goin 440
#20
Originally posted by: Andrew Thomas
FYI, my Scramble was more reliable than my brothers EX. Not that the EX was terrible, but the screws weren't falling out of my handlebars & gas valve like the EX did.
FYI, my Scramble was more reliable than my brothers EX. Not that the EX was terrible, but the screws weren't falling out of my handlebars & gas valve like the EX did.


