2010 Apex 90 electric start

[the norm]

I'm new to Apex quads. I got screaming deal on a apex 90 set up for flat track. I want to make a duner out of it for my son. He just out grew his lt80. Although he is big for a 7 year old, he isn't strong enough to kick start the quad. I need to know all the parts needed to add electric start. Thanks in advance. Loren

[nastynotchback1]

All you need is the one way gear to go back behind the variator and the starter.You will need a battery.I would make my own wiring harness with a relay and starter button.The biggest issue you are going to run into is the fact that the battery box is probably been cut out so that the big aftermarket race pipe will fit.

[the norm]

I won't have a problem fabing a battery box. I didn't know if I needed a rectifier or a generator. Was thinking of a led head light and tail light. Thanks for the response. I appreciate it. Loren

[nastynotchback1]

Your right.That motor probably has a pvl in it and has no way to recharge a battery.

[the norm]

I know it has an aftermarket ignition. Just not sure what it is. I'm still waiting for the previous owner to email me a "build sheet". So assuming it is a pvl will I be able to make it work? Or would I need to change ignitions?

[nastynotchback1]

You will probably have to change the ignition but then it will not run like it should.Your gonna find in the end that it is best to just crank it for him until he builds up the leg muscle.Buy him a Koso kick starter.They are longer and make it easier to start.Also make sure it is tuned just right.That will help also.

[nastynotchback1]

You will probably have to change the ignition but then it will not run like it should.Your gonna find in the end that it is best to just crank it for him until he builds up the leg muscle.Buy him a Koso kick starter.They are longer and make it easier to start.Also make sure it is tuned just right.That will help also.

[nastynotchback1]

You will probably have to change the ignition but then it will not run like it should.Your gonna find in the end that it is best to just crank it for him until he builds up the leg muscle.Buy him a Koso kick starter.They are longer and make it easier to start.Also make sure it is tuned just right.That will help also.

[nastynotchback1]

Sorry about that triple post.Computer went crazy.

[the norm]

It does take awhile to start. I think it might be a touch lean. It also idles very high. I had to back the idle screw out a long way.

[nastynotchback1]

I would go over it.Probably a fresh ring,and new crank seals,then tune the carb.