i have a 2002 700 sp and it ran on a flat road paved at 69.9 on radar and my friends 700 only ran 64.5 ... both are stock but i do think set up means alot...i shocked a lot of people that day including me!

this is a very good quality radar gun not junk.......

 

A rincon is probably the best all around utility quad there is but it will not do 71mph unless it's other than stock. It actually has the weakest motor of all the big bore utilitiy quads. Most sport quads barely hit 70 and I know a rincon isn't faster than a 400ex or at least I wouldn't think it would be. I've heard they'll hit about 65mph. The speedo's aren't always very accurate, peace.

 

Mabey you should read it over and realize i mentioned that it was not stock. It is highly modded.

 

I seem to have lost about 3 mph with the heelclicker, all inrunnig is the 1.2 setscrew in the shoulder. It does help the bottom end, but it seems slugish through the mid-top end (lower rpm's). I do around 60 now.

 

I also seem to have lost mid range , with the suggested 1.2 setup ,please if anyone has tested something different on a 500HO please post it[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]

 

I called Dan this morning and asked him about it, he basically compared how the factory weights work to "slipping the clutch" on a manual transmission. It seems to be locking up a little low for me, there may be something said for belt slippage if it keeps you in the power band. He suggested trying the orange spring in the primary instead of the factory one, this may be hit or miss as to how many rpm's will be needed to engage the clutch. One of my reasons in getting the heelclicker was to engage just above an idle, and it works just fine for that and most of the low end.
He also mentioned putting a longer set screw in place of the 1.2, He wasn't very specific on what to expect with that change. I have to admit Dan does try to help, Great guy.

 

lovemud you mite want to try no setscrew should bring the rpm's up alittle if you put more in you will bring down the rpm's