How do you get a polaris to rev faster?????
#2
You might try doing a forum search using the keyword "flywheel". I've read where some of the guys have lightened them. I'm thinking a lighter flywheel would allow faster revving. HTH
I did the search and here's what one post said...
"It made the bike snappier in the mid-range. The throttle response is instantaneous. It seems to allow the bike to make revs quicker. "
I did the search and here's what one post said...
"It made the bike snappier in the mid-range. The throttle response is instantaneous. It seems to allow the bike to make revs quicker. "
#6
Hmm, Macgiver, not sure if that would work. You see, in order for an engine to rev faster, you have to physically do something to the engine. Merely pulling a quad behind another will do nothing for the revs. (man, can you feel the sarcasm?) [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
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#8
there is not much to do,the 378cc engine have a too long stroke (70mm)
wich make about 7000-7200 rpm in the top end,with a lighten flywheel the engine will BUILD rpm faster to the top but you'll not see 8000 or 9000 rpm in the long run,depending what pipe you run,change your pipe for a faster one (hpd race pipe)for example run at 7300 to 7500 with proper mods.the lighten flywhhel give better throttle response as well,more torque and quicker acceleration,this is a great mod for those sport low revving quad.
wich make about 7000-7200 rpm in the top end,with a lighten flywheel the engine will BUILD rpm faster to the top but you'll not see 8000 or 9000 rpm in the long run,depending what pipe you run,change your pipe for a faster one (hpd race pipe)for example run at 7300 to 7500 with proper mods.the lighten flywhhel give better throttle response as well,more torque and quicker acceleration,this is a great mod for those sport low revving quad.
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