How to make raptor 80 faster
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How to make raptor 80 faster
Hey, just wanted to know if anyone knows how to make a raptor 80 go faster besides putting on aftermarket parts. Can i take out any restricters? I've already taken out the throttle restricter. helped alot. Then the baffle and air box lid, but only made it loud and didn't make it any faster. so i put the baffle back on so i wouldn't disturb the neighbors as much. Can anyone please help? thanks.
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How to make raptor 80 faster
I don 't know of any way to make it faster without aftermarket (no wires to cut, gears to change or transmission restictors to remove)
my sons raptor 80 ran at about 30 mph out of the box. removed the air box restrictor, added higher rev cdi, itp offset rims and tires and uped the main jetting to #80. quad will do 37 mph and seems to have much better power throughout.
my sons raptor 80 ran at about 30 mph out of the box. removed the air box restrictor, added higher rev cdi, itp offset rims and tires and uped the main jetting to #80. quad will do 37 mph and seems to have much better power throughout.
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How to make raptor 80 faster
I agree ctateusa1
the raptor 80 is plenty fast enough for a young rider. I've had to battle with my wife when I bought the ATV and any changes I have done to it. she is a nurse and has seen her share of young riders hurt (some requiring surgery).
Cameo14 the best update I did to the Raptor 80 was to add 2" wheel spacers front and back and the ITP rims and tires. the thing handles great and is very stable. I (200lbs) can do dougnuts on it and it doesn't tip a bit.
I chose the Raptor 80 because my son had learned to ride on a Raptor 50 (so was already used to that particular ATV setup) and he wanted to learn to shift (like the big boys). most of the other minis are CVT trannies. Yamaha could use to update the Raptor mini suspension (especially the front) and add at least a tail light for signaling braking.
the raptor 80 is plenty fast enough for a young rider. I've had to battle with my wife when I bought the ATV and any changes I have done to it. she is a nurse and has seen her share of young riders hurt (some requiring surgery).
Cameo14 the best update I did to the Raptor 80 was to add 2" wheel spacers front and back and the ITP rims and tires. the thing handles great and is very stable. I (200lbs) can do dougnuts on it and it doesn't tip a bit.
I chose the Raptor 80 because my son had learned to ride on a Raptor 50 (so was already used to that particular ATV setup) and he wanted to learn to shift (like the big boys). most of the other minis are CVT trannies. Yamaha could use to update the Raptor mini suspension (especially the front) and add at least a tail light for signaling braking.
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