top speed on a warrior
Nov 22, 2003 | 07:18 PM
#41
Pro Rider
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top speed on a warrior
Originally posted by: NLWarrior01
The only mod I have on mine is the exhaust and I've hit 68mph (109.9km/h according to my trailtech) albeit on a slight down grade. So for someone with a top end mod I don't think it's unreasonable to grab 75, especially if the rider is good and light.
I know mine would never reach that kind of speed because I just don't have the mods in it, and won't have them either. Modding quads in Canada is much more expensive than in the states .. that and the fact that were I live, aftermarked parts are hard to get. I've had to order anything I've wanted from the mainland. That adds shipping charges to the already costly parts.
The only mod I have on mine is the exhaust and I've hit 68mph (109.9km/h according to my trailtech) albeit on a slight down grade. So for someone with a top end mod I don't think it's unreasonable to grab 75, especially if the rider is good and light.
I know mine would never reach that kind of speed because I just don't have the mods in it, and won't have them either. Modding quads in Canada is much more expensive than in the states .. that and the fact that were I live, aftermarked parts are hard to get. I've had to order anything I've wanted from the mainland. That adds shipping charges to the already costly parts.
Nov 23, 2003 | 06:14 PM
#42
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top speed on a warrior
hey mohave02. i got 450.00$ worth of tickets...no helmet(going around block to warriorgod's to to pick it up,operating on county hi-way, and not having valid registration. cops are mean.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img]
Jan 16, 2004 | 10:46 PM
#44
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top speed on a warrior
I have an 87 warrior w/ a 98 engine (old one blew b/c the clutch desintegrated). i am in need of a new chain and sprockets. going from 60mph to 70mph w/ a simple gear change, thats going 13-40gearing to 15-38gearing. i easily hit redline on the flats w/ stock ratio. with the pipe i have i can now make 69mph easily. one other comment is that whenever you change the sprocket size you are also changing the chain length, this can usually be adjusted or whenever you go up 1 in the drive sprocket go down 3 on the driven to keep about the same chain length
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