How will the Brute Force 750 do at Altitude?
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How will the Brute Force 750 do at Altitude?
I ride Colorado Rockies every Summer, use the Jetting I have right now. Runs great, plenty of air getting to my Vtwin. Been as high as 14,000ft near Ouray & 12,800 ft @ Enginner Pass between Lake City/Silverton,CO. Seen others up there w/No re-jetting & they are running with the air-cleaner lids off to get in more air & sucking in all of that extra dirt thru their filters. Those who do not rejet also have hard starts & down on power & use more Gas. The other Vtwins(Kawies) in our group also rejet(Prairie 650/700's), Cat 650V2's & the Grizz 660 as well, everyone is happy that they did re-jet.
I only went up one step, seems to work perfect. These Keihen carbs/jets really have a wide range in Elevations as I have found the stock jets work fine up to 5,500Ft.
Your location near Chama is so beautiful there, I'm sure you will Never get Bored of the area..
I only went up one step, seems to work perfect. These Keihen carbs/jets really have a wide range in Elevations as I have found the stock jets work fine up to 5,500Ft.
Your location near Chama is so beautiful there, I'm sure you will Never get Bored of the area..
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How will the Brute Force 750 do at Altitude?
You definitely reached some altitudes, especially in the summer when the density altitude had to well exceed 16,000'+. Even with rejetting the carbs, I’m amazed that your ATVs ran at all! I looked at your pictures and you really saw and rode thru some real wilderness areas. How do you guys get your machines to where you go?
After I get comfortable with where the trails go you’ll have to come up and ride some of the pristine trails that just keep going and going. I want to get up to the backside of the Brazos Cliffs one day!
Thanks for the details of what your BF750 can do!
Take care,
Jim
After I get comfortable with where the trails go you’ll have to come up and ride some of the pristine trails that just keep going and going. I want to get up to the backside of the Brazos Cliffs one day!
Thanks for the details of what your BF750 can do!
Take care,
Jim
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