New to the KFX 700
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New to the KFX 700
Hello all, I usually "hang out" in the Polaris area, but, I recently purchased an 04' 700. So far I really enjoy it. My question what type of Nerf bars do you guys use? I just do trail riding, nothing fancy. One more thing, what type of engine oil? and shaft oil? I was planning on Mobile 1, 10W-40 and maybe somthing from Amsoil for the shaft. Thanks, Al
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New to the KFX 700
I don't have nerfs on mine so I can't answer that.
If you like mobil 1 then use it, it will be fine. Any good engine oil will work.
DO NOT USE ENGINE OIL IN THE REAR END. You will hose the wet brakes and that will make you very sad and broke.
The correct fluid is Mobil fluid 424, Citgo Transgard tractor hydraulic fluid (book spec). Or any hydraulic fluid that is wet cutch compatable.
If you like mobil 1 then use it, it will be fine. Any good engine oil will work.
DO NOT USE ENGINE OIL IN THE REAR END. You will hose the wet brakes and that will make you very sad and broke.
The correct fluid is Mobil fluid 424, Citgo Transgard tractor hydraulic fluid (book spec). Or any hydraulic fluid that is wet cutch compatable.
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New to the KFX 700
I have moose racing nerf bars. They were on the atv when i bought so I can't make a comparison. They sure are sturdy and about $165 from moto-man.
I also use Mobil 1 in all my atv's and motorcycle. It's the Racing 4T 10w40. I know the 700 doesn't have a wet clutch but it's easier for me to use the same oil in all my stuff. The nice thing about the 700 is that it only takes about 2L for a complete oil change.
I also use Mobil 1 in all my atv's and motorcycle. It's the Racing 4T 10w40. I know the 700 doesn't have a wet clutch but it's easier for me to use the same oil in all my stuff. The nice thing about the 700 is that it only takes about 2L for a complete oil change.
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New to the KFX 700
I actually buy it at walmmart. It's about $8.75 a quart plus I get a discount since my wife is a pharmacist there.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] I saw it at autozone for about a buck more.
Like some of the guys said, any good oil will work. Since the 700 uses so little oil for an oil change, a full synthetic is a great way to go for just a few bucks more.
Like some of the guys said, any good oil will work. Since the 700 uses so little oil for an oil change, a full synthetic is a great way to go for just a few bucks more.
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