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I am quite sure a Can am 800 puts out around 62 horse stock. I think a mid fifties built Grizz could take it as its power to weight ratio is much better.

Damon is it a lean bog, or rich? My Raptor has fuel screws and if they are too rich it will hesitate. You could try bluetraxx.com, or Yamaha Raptor Forums.com.

Thanks, i looked at their sites, i believe they both carry Maier, gonna call them tomorrow and check on shipping, On a side note, Troy Racing has a complete Yamaha kit at a pretty fair price also, Shipping is gonna be the factor here. Thanks again Ganz.

Where is the best place to buy a plastics kit for a Raptor 660, any help would be apperciated, thanks.

Nice pics, cool music, not some crazy thrash music.

When it comes mod time, check out raptorforums.com, lotsa info there. Pipe, controler, and intake combined with a 15 tooth countershaft sprocket makes the 700 a rocket. Have fun.

The SE is a very sharp looking Raptor, i was drooling over one at my dealers on Tuesday. Had to replace a upper control arm, tie rod, and 2 ball joints. Apparently when you loop out at the top of third, some things like to be replaced. Nice choice on the quad though, that orange looks great on...

I have an older Raptor 660, 2004, and find it very entertaining. I love how the Yfz handles and its a gas to ride hard, however im in my Mid thirties and came to the conclusion that it was too aggressive for my needs. I piped my 660, and love how torquey it is, no need to rev. Third gear...

Do the cylinders have power valves? Later rz 350s had ypvs, if they have power valves that banshee would have more bottom end snap.

What are you running for tires on the rear? Some of the trails are nasty, and im looking for something that will give a little more clearance and work decent in the mud for my RAPTOR.

The Raptor will also lend itself well to any future mods, and yet retain most of its well rounded composure due its fuel injection. I own a 660, and its alot of fun, and easily upgradable . The 700 will suit you well, and when the modification bug gets you have a great platform to start from...

Where you from, im from just outside Winnipeg. From the pictures you posted, i see you found how highly effective those fenders on Raptors are. :yam:

Thanks Low Flying Missile. Thats the info i was looking for, i never even thought about the RX1 having the exhaust in the tunnel. Im waiting for the skid to arrive from Michigan, im sure it will take some time. Also considering remote rezzy fully adustable shocks from a xc,zr, firecat...

Let me know what you think of the Razr2s, im tossed betwween those and irazr"s.

Im gonna instal a zr 900 rear suspension in my sx 700. Does any one have a clear diagram for the instal. The only one i have found is difficult to read and unable to print. Any one have pictures as well, pictures will not enlarge when clicked on. Also, are rear drop brackets requiered, and did...

I agree with above on the 450. I had a hard time deciding my self, the 01 had tranny problems, some early ones also had starter issues. I bought a left over 04 Raptor last year.Drove it nice for the 3 hours, oil change , and started playing. At around 20 hrs, adjusted the valves. I installed...

The difference that my slip on, air filter , powerlid, and jetting were qiute surprising, Went from second gear power wheelies stock, to wonderfully easy third gear wheelies. Substantially quicker through the gears.

Im running a Raptor with a Pro Circuit slip on, k+n air airfilter and a k+n power lid jetted with a GYTR jet kit, 155 and 160 mains, with 25 pilot jets. I bought the Gytr jet kit because it was easy to get from my dealer. How does your quad run, any backfire on deexceleration, weak on upper...

Sweet deal Steve, rode my Raptor in the snow a couple times, as the SX700 is in pieces. Works well enough for the snow we have, still thinking about studding though. How can you even think about your quad, with that sweet Gt you Have.

Sweet, pretty nice tires for sliding around on the ice. Let me know how they work. Thinking about studding the stockers, and picking 22s for the spring.