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Question #1: Did it power out, or did it rev out? My 2016 Honda Rancher will pull right up to the rev limiter in 5th gear, and you can hear when you hit it, it starts to cut out and will not hit 51 mph. Mine will do exactly 50 miles per hour.I purchased a 2017 Rubicon TRX500FA7 and have approx 120 kms(75miles) I went for a good ride today and on the highway my top speed was 68 kph (42mph) Seems slow compared to what everyone else seems to be getting. What are you other guys getting for speed. Just curious.
Any chance you had the transmission in LOW range?I purchased a 2017 Rubicon TRX500FA7 and have approx 120 kms(75miles) I went for a good ride today and on the highway my top speed was 68 kph (42mph) Seems slow compared to what everyone else seems to be getting. What are you other guys getting for speed. Just curious.
That's odd. I have a hard time believing it doesn't have enough power to hit top speed on a flat surface. My Rancher has no problem powering up to top speed. I know the Rubi is 70 pounds heavier and probably has more parasitic power losses, but it also has more ccs. Even before mine was broken in, under 3/4 throttle it would hit 45-46mph. I didn't full-throttle it until after 100 miles.Does not hit the rev limiter. Just no power.
On my 2016 DCT AUTO Rancher it feels exactly the same in ESP or in AUTO and it pulls up to the exact same top speed. In both ESP and AUTO it hits the rev limiter. Would the Rubicons be different? Here's a video of mine doing top speed in ESP and in AUTO:Auto mode or esp? My Rincon is faster is esp mode and my old Rubicon is also faster in esp, I think auto is de-tuned for smoother shifting.
On the trails I ride, top speed is never an issue, it's more the hole shot that counts! While the belt machines are searching for the right ratio, I'm already down shifted and gone.