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Are auto's any good?
Hi everybody I am going to get a quad in the near future and i was wondering if automatic trannys are any good. Im used to using a clutch and have had some expeiece with auto clutches but none with full automatics. Im moving to montana where i will we doing a lot of high elevation "mountain" climbing and some trail riding. Would an auto be good for this? If anyone knows of a good automatic please let me know. Thanks!
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Are auto's any good?
Yeah as long as they have a low gear then they're fine for climbing , I would buy a grizzly or a kodiak
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Are auto's any good?
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Are auto's any good?
It depends on what you prefer. I love the auto on our griz and have never had a problem. There is no chain to adjust or grease. The belt has been reliable and has never slipped.
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Are auto's any good?
Yeah i think that i might get the kodiac but im not really all to sure about it.
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Are auto's any good?
the nice thing about autos is that you dont break traction while shifting
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Are auto's any good?
i like them in SOME cases...autos are very easy to use yes, but a manual with give u the much more needed torque, but autos are better for hillclimbing (in some cases), and most autos use belts which when wet will slip....ive had my experience with autos and manuals and i will take a manual over an auto any day
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Are auto's any good?
So when mud-bogging the autos belt will slip? Like how bad? Would it stop you right there and prevent you from moving?
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Are auto's any good?
Originally posted by: crazieone So when mud-bogging the autos belt will slip? Like how bad? Would it stop you right there and prevent you from moving? |
Are auto's any good?
How long wouls it take to dry out? Would light rain affect it or will it only slip when the belt is completely submerged in mud or water?
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