What if I told you there was a way to increase the performance of your new 2007 Grizzly by 16% without making a phone call or spending a dime? It turns out that by following a very precise procedure of pushing buttons on the LCD gauge pod, you can raise or lower the amount of fuel being dumped into the cylinder of the Yamaha Grizzly, and by doing so, increase horsepower. Our Grizzly came from the factory with a setting of ?0?. But we discovered that this setting can be raised to a maximum setting of ?126?.

I found this on atvscene this morning and was wondering if any of you 700 owners know about it or have tried it yet?

 

http://www.atvscene.com/machines/yam...riment-07.html

That is the link to the full article and it did say try at your own risk.

 

I went to the sight and could not determine how to make the settings. I also have the service manual and it doesnot sy how to set it. I will keep my eye open for info and pass it on.

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If you watch the video on the site they tell you how to do it. I tried to write it down when I watched it but wasn't fast enough. Something with holding down some buttons til a menu comes up and then you can adjust it from 0-126 from there, it comes set at 0. They did have a pipe on their's.

 

Lots of info about this over at Highlifter.com. Three different threads in the Yamaha forum about this topic. Head over there and check it out...