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#2
Just signed up as well. Have a 400EX that hasn't been ridden in almost 4 years due to deployments for the military... Going to go through rework it this spring when I get home and get the beast up and running again
#4
I actualy just bouhgt my 400ex last week. It is a 2000, all stock. Runs like a scalded dog. we have had it out several times and ran the **** out of it to see if she was 100%. So far so good no issues.
The poor guy was going through a foreclosure and had to dump it. I felt bad, but hey, ya win some and ya loose some.
The poor guy was going through a foreclosure and had to dump it. I felt bad, but hey, ya win some and ya loose some.
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#8
Thank you all for the welcome.
A friend of mine had a 1999 400ex, he said the same thing about them being pretty much bullet proof, that is the reaason I bought mine.
His had a white brothers pipe, and a rev kit. Said his had a bit more SNAP than mine.
Is the slip on pipe and rev kit really worth cost? All we really do is trail ride.
His theory, " there is something about being able to lift the front end in any gear, and being able to run 70MPH."
A friend of mine had a 1999 400ex, he said the same thing about them being pretty much bullet proof, that is the reaason I bought mine.
His had a white brothers pipe, and a rev kit. Said his had a bit more SNAP than mine.
Is the slip on pipe and rev kit really worth cost? All we really do is trail ride.
His theory, " there is something about being able to lift the front end in any gear, and being able to run 70MPH."
#9
Throw the on the slip on and rejet is a world of difference. I wouldn't do the rev box. 400ex will rev plenty high without the box. Instead save for a fmf powerbomb header and new filter.






