just bought 07 raptor 700 gytr
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just bought 07 raptor 700 gytr
I'm so happy with the way the quad performs.
It has so much torque!!
It handles better then the older 660, but still could be a little wider.
I'm gonna invest in spacers for the front and extended hubs for the rear.
Who makes a good strong swing arm gaurd for this? I haven't been into the sport quads for some time now, so I'm not really up to date on whats good and whats crap.
I ride in New England in the trails so I have to deal with a lot of rocks.
Are the aftermarket efi controllers worth the money? Is there any to stay away from? Is there a prefered one?
It has so much torque!!
It handles better then the older 660, but still could be a little wider.
I'm gonna invest in spacers for the front and extended hubs for the rear.
Who makes a good strong swing arm gaurd for this? I haven't been into the sport quads for some time now, so I'm not really up to date on whats good and whats crap.
I ride in New England in the trails so I have to deal with a lot of rocks.
Are the aftermarket efi controllers worth the money? Is there any to stay away from? Is there a prefered one?
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01-28-2007, 07:43 PM
just bought 07 raptor 700 gytr
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Originally posted by: Kegbasher
Who makes a good strong swing arm gaurd for this? I haven't been into the sport quads for some time now, so I'm not really up to date on whats good and whats crap. I ride in New England in the trails so I have to deal with a lot of rocks.q]
I have just about given up on aftermarket swing arm gaurds. The last one I bought was 1/4" thick T-6 aluminum and my DS650 ate through it in just a few rides. Unless I can find someone out there that uses better material, my next swing arm gaurd will be custom made.
Originally posted by: Kegbasher
Who makes a good strong swing arm gaurd for this? I haven't been into the sport quads for some time now, so I'm not really up to date on whats good and whats crap. I ride in New England in the trails so I have to deal with a lot of rocks.q]
I have just about given up on aftermarket swing arm gaurds. The last one I bought was 1/4" thick T-6 aluminum and my DS650 ate through it in just a few rides. Unless I can find someone out there that uses better material, my next swing arm gaurd will be custom made.
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