Anyone own an 06 raptor 700r yet???
#31
Originally posted by: Welsh
Just bought a new 2006 Raptor 700. I had a raptor 660r untill I wrecked it into a tree. It seems to me that the 700 is just a little bit better than the 660 because it is infact fuel injected instead of carberated. I live in Denver so that was a big pluss for me. I havnt been able to ride it a lot yet because i just bought it, but what i have noticed is that it has a little more pickup in the bottom end. I also noticed that it didnt feel as sturdy at top speeds as the 660, probably because of the power increase. As far as the fuel system goes I havnt had any problems with it.
Just bought a new 2006 Raptor 700. I had a raptor 660r untill I wrecked it into a tree. It seems to me that the 700 is just a little bit better than the 660 because it is infact fuel injected instead of carberated. I live in Denver so that was a big pluss for me. I havnt been able to ride it a lot yet because i just bought it, but what i have noticed is that it has a little more pickup in the bottom end. I also noticed that it didnt feel as sturdy at top speeds as the 660, probably because of the power increase. As far as the fuel system goes I havnt had any problems with it.
#33
Originally posted by: bassetboy55 They have one at my local dealership (greenville) outside. Its a white and silver one, im afraid to stop and look at it because im in the market for a quad, just not the 700. But i know if i stop i wont resist the temptation.
#34
Originally posted by: Air Bought Mine Monday, Hope to run it in the desert and salt flats on sunday.
#35
First of all you can suck on my fat *****. I had both the 660r and now the 700 and in my oppinion on dirt it dosnt handle near as well as the 660. I felt all over the place when at top speeds. Yes you are right about the YFZ A arms they do help in the front. The back is what feels wobbly. And you are wrong about the 660 having more bottom end. How can that be True when the 660 is carberated and the 700 is fuel injected. Answer me that ******. Also Dont get me wrong I love my new 700. It seems to me that it is way better built than past Raptors. Another great feature is that there is no reserve, instead there is a fuel light.
P.S. I think it is funny that you even question me because you probably dont even have one yet. HA HA
P.S. I think it is funny that you even question me because you probably dont even have one yet. HA HA
#37
Everything ive heard about the 700R says it lacks bottom end, but makes up for it in the mid-range. It is also not tall and tippy like the old 660 it has more of a yfz stance so it IS going to handle better. Fuel Injection means cleaner burning fuel, and more efficient gas milage. Some people do not seem to realize that properly tuned carbs are capeable of puting out more horsepower than fuel injection. Stock vs Stock fuel injection is not going to make any power increases. Ive had carbed sports cars with the same motor and mods put out more power than the same motor with a fuel injection setup.
#38
The sad thing is happarap is that the dealer is pretty much walking distance from my house, so i pass this quad every day. Im in the market for a used quad to pay cash for since i have it and i dont have to mess with financing. But financing the new rappy is looking better and better, because i can take the extra cash i didnt spend and mod that bad boy up when they gain some aftermarket support.
Right now im looking at a 03 preddy with some mods(pipe, carb, intake) and he has a piston and set of cams hell throw in too hes asking 4k, but now the rappy comes into play.....decisions decisoins
Right now im looking at a 03 preddy with some mods(pipe, carb, intake) and he has a piston and set of cams hell throw in too hes asking 4k, but now the rappy comes into play.....decisions decisoins
#39
Originally posted by: Welsh
First of all you can suck on my fat *****. I had both the 660r and now the 700 and in my oppinion on dirt it dosnt handle near as well as the 660. I felt all over the place when at top speeds. Yes you are right about the YFZ A arms they do help in the front. The back is what feels wobbly. And you are wrong about the 660 having more bottom end. How can that be True when the 660 is carberated and the 700 is fuel injected. Answer me that ******. Also Dont get me wrong I love my new 700. It seems to me that it is way better built than past Raptors. Another great feature is that there is no reserve, instead there is a fuel light.
P.S. I think it is funny that you even question me because you probably dont even have one yet. HA HA
First of all you can suck on my fat *****. I had both the 660r and now the 700 and in my oppinion on dirt it dosnt handle near as well as the 660. I felt all over the place when at top speeds. Yes you are right about the YFZ A arms they do help in the front. The back is what feels wobbly. And you are wrong about the 660 having more bottom end. How can that be True when the 660 is carberated and the 700 is fuel injected. Answer me that ******. Also Dont get me wrong I love my new 700. It seems to me that it is way better built than past Raptors. Another great feature is that there is no reserve, instead there is a fuel light.
P.S. I think it is funny that you even question me because you probably dont even have one yet. HA HA
#40
You know what man quit talking and give me your email so I can show you my new quad. You know whats rediculas is that you have probably worked all your life and only 19 and I can afford just as nice maybe even nicer things than you. By the way fuel injection increases throttle response and power, therefore it would kill the 660 in bottom end. End of Story


