thanks for the info......oh and another question....how much harder will it be if i put on a 14t front sprocket?

 

don't get a 14t front sprocket...

 

What he said ^^

Once you master the wheelies on the 350 almost any other quad you jump on will be a piece of cake to wheelie on.

 

It will be harder with a 14 tooth because you wont have quite as much power to pull the front end up and you wont have as much power to keep it up in higher gears. Maybe with a few engine modifications .......................................

 

I personally agree with most of the people who have answered your question. It is not impossible to wheelie the Raptor 350, just difficult. I would say that the 2 easiest ways to wheelie the quad is to:
1. Put it in second gear and find a high traction area, then get your feet up on the grab bar and your hands on the handlebars. Then ya pull in the clutch, rev it up, and let it rip!
OR
2.Find a small bump that is big enough to pull a wheelie on and do your best to pull a wheelie in second gear.
Good luck and if you can't pull a wheelie in second gear then I suggest buying some new rear tires like Maxxas Razrs.

Sincerely,
Ch701sp

 

Razr's are awesome ive had mine on itp's for a whille now and there holding up great and hook up great...

 

well i can get one up and ride it in 1st.....i just need to learn to shift

 

When I 1st learned how to shift gears on a wheelie I didnt use the clutch to shift, just pull the gear shifter up when youre ready. On a stock 350, I just double clutch it, gag the throttle and pull up hard and lean back to get it up. Dont forget to be ready to hit the rear brake SOFTLY if you go back too far!! Ive seen too many people get hurt by NOT doing this simple thing!