I have a 2002 scrambler 400. I just bought a pipe from my friend. It is the Hot Seat generation II pipe. I like to do a lot of woods riding and I would like to have power throughout the whole range. I was wondering if somebody could tell me a good combination of clutch springs that would work the best for my type of riding. I don't have any other mods on my quad.

 

A good rule to follow, get the clutch kit from the same manufucturer as your pipe. They will have the equipment designed to operate in the same RPM range as their pipe.

 

How is that turbine sport running MQ? You might wanna mount up the wifes hair dryer so you get get 25000 HP instead of your measley 24997 HP. Try to get the hair dryer from the company that made your turbine so they compliment each other. Good luck w/ hooking up a 120V output on the sport.

 

[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] LMAO [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] They definitely need to work together Biggin.

 

Da wife? Haven't found anyone to put up with me....though the girlfriend is REALLY hinting for a rock. Every time one tries to put a ball and chain on me, I break out the cutting torch. hehe. Really hope she doesn't see this. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

I've got the nitrous working with the afterburner, now I'm working on thrust vectoring. This puppy should really carve the trails now...and the trees, bushes, furry animals....but remember TREAD LIGHTLY!! J/K I do my best to preserve the environment and stay on the trails. Since I normally sport the "flobee" hair-do, (for that just styled effect when removing helmets, hockey or mx) not a blow dryer in da house. I'm still thinking the lift cancelling device is gonna be a good idea, since power to weight ratio should be around 500:1. How did that scene from the Rocketeer go, the one with the two old guys on the porch as he blasted through the corn "Big Gopher"!!! Don't work third shift, twitch, and stay away from jet fuel, twitch, twitch.