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Thread: firefighterjosh XC King Quad 700 Build

  1. #21
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    I notice the YFZ front shocks. What did you do to them? Change any springs, revalved, etc?

    What are you running on the rear?

    My b-i-l has some brand new Raptor SE shocks I may try if they're worth it. They'll be lying around this weekend.

    Gotta love those All Traks, eh? I sure wish they made them in a 20"

    I need to install a set on my "new" KQ, got em, just gotta take the stock's off.
    2004 Honda 450R

    1998 Suzuki LTF500 4wd

    2004 Suzuki 50

    1985 Yamaha Tri-Z (stock)

    2008 Kawasaki Teryx

    2005 Honda CRF70

  2. #22
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    I am not sure about revavling yet. Once I get it running and can get a little time ot play with them I will know what vavling I want.

    On the rear I am not sure. 450R shocks will work but you have to make brackets so it dosen't bind the CVs. My Banshee shocks fit right up, but I am going to have to wait to test them when I can see if they will bind up.

    Yes I love the all traks, they will get the ultimate test next year during the IXCR series
    V-Twin King Quad

  3. #23
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    Keep me posted would you?

    For ****s and giggles, I may take the Raptor's shocks and put them up front. I notice they are a little longer, 3/4" I think it was.

    I just wondered if you slapped them on and rode or if there was some forethought going on.
    2004 Honda 450R

    1998 Suzuki LTF500 4wd

    2004 Suzuki 50

    1985 Yamaha Tri-Z (stock)

    2008 Kawasaki Teryx

    2005 Honda CRF70

  4. #24
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    Just take it easy and make sure they don't bind.


    YFZs are great up front from what I have read. Its the rears no one has figured out
    V-Twin King Quad

  5. #25
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    Air box mods.

    Originally I was going to still use the original stock intake but I have decided against that. It will be plugged off. (isn't in pics)

    But I have added some other mods to it.

    Above the Air box lid is a huge wide hole I cut. This will not get any material over it. On the side I have holes with outerwear material incase of a splash


    If its going to be watery race or raining I made a water/mud flap for the hole. tis not going to keep all the water out but it will help against splashes


    Side view


    I also installed heat tape to help cool the airbox which I hope leads to cooler air.
    V-Twin King Quad

  6. #26
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    small video, still all stock crap, another month prally till I get it accually moving

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...62937302&hl=en
    V-Twin King Quad

  7. #27
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    Sounds pretty bad @$$! Cant wait to see it done!
    2005 Suzuki King Quad 700

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    http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...62132757&hl=en


    The king is alive. Running decent. Still has some tunning to be done.

    This is from about a 5-10MPH roll. A little over 3/4 throttle. Can't wait to really rip on it. But I would like to get some more hours on it before beating on it too bad
    V-Twin King Quad

  9. #29
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    Looks pretty good, cant wait to see a vid when shes broke in!
    2005 Suzuki King Quad 700

  10. #30
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    Getting closer, still alot to do before next weekend

    http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...74545515&hl=en
    V-Twin King Quad

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