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05-12-2004, 02:13 PM
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#12
05-13-2004, 06:06 AM
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i don't......i'm just assuming. i figure the motor on the new 650's will be the same as the ones we have. the ignitions will be where the slight undetuning takes place. they already ahve the harnesses why would the reengieer them? Just makes sense to that the cdi would be plug an play.
This is assuming that the new 650 will have performance on par or superior to the 700....we know the 650's can be tunned to spank stock 700 so the potential is there.........
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This is assuming that the new 650 will have performance on par or superior to the 700....we know the 650's can be tunned to spank stock 700 so the potential is there.........
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#13
06-13-2004, 07:23 PM
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Originally posted by: PCDoc
Well I have more info from my friend at the Kawi plant. I read the other post from a couple of days ago. It sounds like Prairiewrench has pretty good inside info as well. This is what I have heard... The Praire 700 is done, finished, history. The Brute Force will be offered in a 650 form and a 750 form. He has seen both running down the assembly lines. The colors he saw for the 750 were dark green, red, and camo. There was also some ugly yellow color on a 650 as well. He called it ugly anyway. Also, he wasn't positive that the 750 was going to be fuel injected. He thought that was going to be saved for next year. I guess the overall appearance is pretty sweet. He said it looks much meaner than the current Prairies. I guess the Prairie name has just about had it...
Well I have more info from my friend at the Kawi plant. I read the other post from a couple of days ago. It sounds like Prairiewrench has pretty good inside info as well. This is what I have heard... The Praire 700 is done, finished, history. The Brute Force will be offered in a 650 form and a 750 form. He has seen both running down the assembly lines. The colors he saw for the 750 were dark green, red, and camo. There was also some ugly yellow color on a 650 as well. He called it ugly anyway. Also, he wasn't positive that the 750 was going to be fuel injected. He thought that was going to be saved for next year. I guess the overall appearance is pretty sweet. He said it looks much meaner than the current Prairies. I guess the Prairie name has just about had it...
Looks like you were dead right, including that butt ugly yellow color!!!
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