Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
#11
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
sparky wtf r u talking about the polaris' all four tires dont spin. their the only company out there wit htru 4 wheel drive. i own 2 sportsmans and thats the reason i got the. most other 4x4s out there are limited slip. dont say things when you have no idea what you are talking about
#12
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
WHAT IS THE DEAL WITH YOU POLARIS RIDERS THINKING YOU ARE THE ONLY ONES WITH """""TRUUUUUE"""" 4x4? on the grizz you push a button that locks it into 4x4, then push another that puts the front axle into diff lock. this is the MOST 4x4 a 4x4 can BE!!! ALL 4 f%*@ing wheels are LOCKED! i am SICK OF HEARING THIS BS!!!
#13
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
POLARIS500
It is apparent that being a polaris guy has brain washed you. SUZUKI twin peaks diff-lock, Kawasaki700 diff-lock, Yamah grizzly diff-lock kodiak 450 diff-lock, diff lock means that when engaged all 4 (yes that's all 4) wheels are engaged for a true all wheel drive. So your dealer or your source had better do some homework before you come up with this illusion that polaris is the only one with a true 4wd. The grizz when not in diff lock is a regular open face diff but when engaged to reiterate has power going to all four tires all the time no matter what the traction is. So you should do some homework on the topic as well.
It is apparent that being a polaris guy has brain washed you. SUZUKI twin peaks diff-lock, Kawasaki700 diff-lock, Yamah grizzly diff-lock kodiak 450 diff-lock, diff lock means that when engaged all 4 (yes that's all 4) wheels are engaged for a true all wheel drive. So your dealer or your source had better do some homework before you come up with this illusion that polaris is the only one with a true 4wd. The grizz when not in diff lock is a regular open face diff but when engaged to reiterate has power going to all four tires all the time no matter what the traction is. So you should do some homework on the topic as well.
#15
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
660X2
Thanks bro[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]. Some of these polaris riders are quite ignorant when it come to this 4wd drive bit and are clouded from the truth from the polaris propoganda. Polaris makes a good machine but I bleed yamaha blue so you won't catch me on anything else.
Thanks bro[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]. Some of these polaris riders are quite ignorant when it come to this 4wd drive bit and are clouded from the truth from the polaris propoganda. Polaris makes a good machine but I bleed yamaha blue so you won't catch me on anything else.
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#18
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
Originally posted by: Sparky660
With polaris all wheels don't spin all the time the one with the most amount of traction does. Yamaha has a true diff lock that will lock all 4 wheels in no matter what the case.
With polaris all wheels don't spin all the time the one with the most amount of traction does. Yamaha has a true diff lock that will lock all 4 wheels in no matter what the case.
#19
Yamaha Grizzly or Polaris 700 twin
So if your "other" atv's with "diff lock" have true 4x4, than why do you all have to rock them back and fourth so much to
get through the real bad stuff???? And don't tell me you haven't, because ive seen it a million times while riding with them!
Or is it because the guy's i seen were confused by all the levers you need to press/pull that they wer in "diff lock"???[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]
get through the real bad stuff???? And don't tell me you haven't, because ive seen it a million times while riding with them!
Or is it because the guy's i seen were confused by all the levers you need to press/pull that they wer in "diff lock"???[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-shocked.gif[/img]