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    Accessories

    Who is carrying nerfs / bumpers for ds450? I don't see nerfs from anyone but AC (and I don't like the looks of them).

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    Blingstar has them available.
    Brent Sturdivant

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    Originally posted by BSTURDIVANT
    Blingstar has them available.
    I guess they just haven't updated their website yet?
    Randy

    Can Am DS450
    - Flexx Bars
    - Hipers
    - Motoworks air filter
    - Rossier Exhaust
    - X-Package Skids
    - A-Arm Guards
    - Razor 2's

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    Originally posted by Punk'd
    I guess they just haven't updated their website yet?

    no they havnt updated it in a long time
    YFZ450 mx


    http://www.myspace.com/twisteddinli34

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    After looking at AC racing, and BRP, I decided to go with the BRP nerfs. I like the way they tie into the foot pegs and I also like the design better.

    I also picked up an accesorie catalog from the can-am dealer I went into. I like the aluminium heel guards that are in there. A little pricey though...
    http://teambigotires.com/

    DS450
    Flexx bars
    BRP Nerfs
    BRP Heel baskets
    Motoworks Exhaust
    Motoworks Oil-less airfilter
    Motoworks FMI
    Fox Float Evol
    Fox Podium X
    Epic A-arms
    LoneStar Gun Drilled rear axle
    Holz Steering stem

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    Rossier Exhaust

    Check this statement out. It's right off this site.

    http://www.rossiereng.com/products.p...uct=1194364171

    Our pipe and cold air kit have given this already powerful quad a 6 H.P. gain at the previous peak of 7800 RPMs and a staggering 9 H.P. gain at 9,000, where the stock pipe has already fallen off. This means 1 less shift down that long straightaway. From 3,000 RPM to 7,000 RPM we are getting 4 to 7 H.P. across the board, and the torque peak has gone from 28 FT. LBS to 33! All this with just a pipe and filter. As a comparison, our fully built, ported and cammed, race gas engines for YFZ and TRX racers make 35 - 36 FT.LBS. Folks, this engine has some serious potential!

    Wow! For just around $500.00 this bike really wakes up.

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    Re: Rossier Exhaust

    Originally posted by tmfracing
    Check this statement out. It's right off this site.

    http://www.rossiereng.com/products.p...uct=1194364171

    Our pipe and cold air kit have given this already powerful quad a 6 H.P. gain at the previous peak of 7800 RPMs and a staggering 9 H.P. gain at 9,000, where the stock pipe has already fallen off. This means 1 less shift down that long straightaway. From 3,000 RPM to 7,000 RPM we are getting 4 to 7 H.P. across the board, and the torque peak has gone from 28 FT. LBS to 33! All this with just a pipe and filter. As a comparison, our fully built, ported and cammed, race gas engines for YFZ and TRX racers make 35 - 36 FT.LBS. Folks, this engine has some serious potential!

    Wow! For just around $500.00 this bike really wakes up.
    Mines on the way
    Randy

    Can Am DS450
    - Flexx Bars
    - Hipers
    - Motoworks air filter
    - Rossier Exhaust
    - X-Package Skids
    - A-Arm Guards
    - Razor 2's

  8. #8
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    Punk'd
    Why did you decide to go with Rosier over FMF??
    http://teambigotires.com/

    DS450
    Flexx bars
    BRP Nerfs
    BRP Heel baskets
    Motoworks Exhaust
    Motoworks Oil-less airfilter
    Motoworks FMI
    Fox Float Evol
    Fox Podium X
    Epic A-arms
    LoneStar Gun Drilled rear axle
    Holz Steering stem

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    Originally posted by tmfracing
    Check this statement out. It's right off this site.

    http://www.rossiereng.com/products....duct=1194364171

    Our pipe and cold air kit have given this already powerful quad a 6 H.P. gain at the previous peak of 7800 RPMs and a staggering 9 H.P. gain at 9,000, where the stock pipe has already fallen off. This means 1 less shift down that long straightaway. From 3,000 RPM to 7,000 RPM we are getting 4 to 7 H.P. across the board, and the torque peak has gone from 28 FT. LBS to 33! All this with just a pipe and filter. As a comparison, our fully built, ported and cammed, race gas engines for YFZ and TRX racers make 35 - 36 FT.LBS. Folks, this engine has some serious potential!

    Wow! For just around $500.00 this bike really wakes up.




    That is with the pink wire cut to. If you cut the wire with out there system. You will gain some were around 4.5 hp so the gain is
    not as much as they clame it is on there web site.

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    Nerfs

    Picked up some BRP nerfs from a local can-am dealer. I like the way they tie-into in the foot pegs. There was a little suprise though. You have to have a rivet gun to attach 2 hangers to each side of the frame. You also have to drill out 2 existing rivets on each side of the bike. They aren't holding anything to the bike so I'm not sure why they are there. After getting the rivets and hangers on the install was very easy and clean. They don't rattle at all.
    http://teambigotires.com/

    DS450
    Flexx bars
    BRP Nerfs
    BRP Heel baskets
    Motoworks Exhaust
    Motoworks Oil-less airfilter
    Motoworks FMI
    Fox Float Evol
    Fox Podium X
    Epic A-arms
    LoneStar Gun Drilled rear axle
    Holz Steering stem

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