I will get a 05 660 raptor in a couple of weeks and beacuse i have the possibility to register it as a "four wheeled motorcycle" for highway use, i wonder if someone could send me a dynrun file for a stock 660 raptor any year will work.

I need some proof of the rearwheel hp to show the ppl who does the registration, fortunatley they are not that picky so i
can use any year.

thanks for any help.

 

how much HP do you need to show them?

 

i dont have a dynorun but from what ive heard a stock raptor 660 is good for about 37 horsepower on the dyno. correct me if im wrong.

 

If I am not correct please let me know but I thought to register a quad you had to only have 3 wheels not 4. Like the one in ATV Sport magazine earlier this year.......

 

It depends on the state. Some southern and western states you can easily register an atv as an on road vehicle, even without special tires. I believe there is a state in the northeast that allows this as well but I am not sure.

 

Hi, thanks for your answears.

Actually the lower hp it shows the better =) (read easier)

If i can show that the brakes and the chassi i up to the hp i can get i through,
but low hp is easier.

Because the ATV scene is pretty small in Sweden i havent found anyone that has a dynamometer for ATVīs
and the dynorun file gives me the possibility to show everything in metric values.
Its really funny that they accept a measurment as long as it seems resonable so i guess i cold take a
dyno file from whatever brand and show them if the "brand" of the quad or motorcycle isnt in the file,

thanks

 

I'd say 35 to 37 h.p....california models show less h.p. In Arizona you can register a quad...It's kinda cool sitting at a light on a major street with a quad sitting next to you at a light...The restrictions are...it must have a rear view mirror, horn and brake lights and you must wear eye protection at all times.