looking at the kfx 700 any known problems
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looking at the kfx 700 any known problems
Hello[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I have the carbon fiber type vforce with the same muzzy as you. Mods thus far are: underbelly protection, pink color clutch springs, jet kit (unsure of the numbers) and would like your help on how to cut and shape the plactics. some say to use a razor blade at first, but then what completes the cutting? Also, please tell me how the muscle steering damper works. The 1 inch spacers are all around or just in the back?they make your quad wider, not 1" taller right? Ims makes a 4.6 gallon tank? I hate the suspention and look forward to getting new shocks all around. From what i have gathered, they lower the quad about 2" and allow for a more comfortable ride. why did you choose ohlin shocks over all the other shocks out there? how much is the tank,damper,and ohlins? thanks for your input. Jim
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looking at the kfx 700 any known problems
Originally posted by: zero60
Hello! I have been researching new suspension. How do you like the elkas? how about the denton steering stabilizer? Thanx....Jim
Hello! I have been researching new suspension. How do you like the elkas? how about the denton steering stabilizer? Thanx....Jim
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looking at the kfx 700 any known problems
Hi iam new to the forum i just baught a 04 kfx 700 and been using it for bummin around and trail.. but ive wanted to get it into race but i dont know what i would need to do to get it upto par but i dont want to speend too much .... i dont know much about atvs as far as parts and stuff goes. if any one knows of places in erie ny the seel parts .. also what is a good brand for exaust systems for it ...... thank
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looking at the kfx 700 any known problems
If you are going to race the V-Force...two areas to consider.
1) Tie rods...the stock ones will not work for you, they simply bend when pushed hard or if you catch a rock, rut or bump wrong... Replace them with over-sized oned from Diamond G. By far one of the strongest made tie-rod out there.
2) suspension...you can race with your stock suspension but you'll do a lot better with an Elka set up.
The V-Force is fast in stock form, motor mods will help out some...air intake, exhaust and clutch. Get the Dalton kit and if you can handle that on the budget...atleast get the Dalton orange/blue spring to start with...around $20.
1) Tie rods...the stock ones will not work for you, they simply bend when pushed hard or if you catch a rock, rut or bump wrong... Replace them with over-sized oned from Diamond G. By far one of the strongest made tie-rod out there.
2) suspension...you can race with your stock suspension but you'll do a lot better with an Elka set up.
The V-Force is fast in stock form, motor mods will help out some...air intake, exhaust and clutch. Get the Dalton kit and if you can handle that on the budget...atleast get the Dalton orange/blue spring to start with...around $20.