xp comparisson
#1
i would like to no what the miles per gallon is on the new xp 550 and 850.i no my dad has a twin 600 and i isnt very good on gas but i have a single and i can go for miles farther.i just wanted to no cause i migth trade mine in
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03 polaris sp 400
04 polaris sp 600
04 honda rancher 400
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03 polaris sp 400
04 polaris sp 600
04 honda rancher 400
#3
the best i did it 75 before it flash the low fuel but my dealer do a reprogram this week they say it's for the fooling plug and i will get better fuel mileage.but i haven't try yet. but on a same ride my x2 500 take 9l.and the xp850 take 15l.
#4
Keep us posted on the reprogram. I'd like to know more of what they're doing. What changes are they making....
#6
I posted this on the 550 xp thread. Thought it might help here also.
I have checked my mileage twice now. Both times after 250 miles so it was broke in. I got about17.5 mpg each time. This was all trail riding in 2 wheel drive. average speed was about 30 mph. On the same rides I also checked my 07 800. I got about 16 mpg with that. I expected better from the 550. It currently has 375 miles on it. The 550 has a bigger tank so it can go more miles per tank obviously. No idea what the 850 gets.
I have checked my mileage twice now. Both times after 250 miles so it was broke in. I got about17.5 mpg each time. This was all trail riding in 2 wheel drive. average speed was about 30 mph. On the same rides I also checked my 07 800. I got about 16 mpg with that. I expected better from the 550. It currently has 375 miles on it. The 550 has a bigger tank so it can go more miles per tank obviously. No idea what the 850 gets.
#7
This question is the sole reason I bought a 550 and not the 850. I got the non eps since I think the eps ones have smaller fuel tanks (someone correct me if I'm wrong). My old '96 sportsman 500 got over 110 miles to a tank, so I would expect the 550 to be around 100 or so. I haven't even been through one tank so I'll keep ya posted
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#8
Pretty hard to guess on mileage. It is always going to depend on how you ride and the conditions. Your Dad's 600 might be bad on gas because it was probably rejetted. Mine was done a recall to make it run richer. It made it easier to start in the cold. The down side it uses more gas. I would guess the 550 is going to be better.
#9
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