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hey i can dream right.........??
do they use intercoolers, do they have to run race gas all the time??
do they use intercoolers, do they have to run race gas all the time??
I don't know much about turbos on ATVs, but I've seen the ones for the Rhinos and they are intercooled and designed to run on high octane pump gas.hey i can dream right.........??
do they use intercoolers, do they have to run race gas all the time??
I don't really have any idea. I always stay stock and I've never broke a rod so I don't know.how strong do you think the factory rod is??
Yeah, if you use the 300EX jug and head, you would need the 300EX piston, because it has the valve reliefs cut into the top of the piston and the Fourtrax 300 piston doesn't.SO im guessing if i get a 300ex topend, i need the piston also cause my 300 fourtrax piston is smaller, i guess?? if so, they bolt to the rod the same??
I guess the cylinder walls on the 300EX are thinner and it can't be bored as much. That's the only reason that I can think of.is the cylinder walls thinner then??
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why does the 300ex need a stroked crank to make the same cc's as the fourtrax would on the stock crank.
Fourtrax 300 compression ratio = 9.0 : 1relihave to be for clearance i would think do they have same compression ratio
cheap and effective, just not all time power.I recently read on another forum about someone who used 16 oz NOS tanks on his utility quad he used for mud bogging. He spent $30 total to make the rig. I don't remember what forum it was though.
if there the same size crank then that is probably the case.I guess the cylinder walls on the 300EX are thinner and it can't be bored as much. That's the only reason that I can think of.
That's the only thing I can figure, since the bore and stroke are the same.if there the same size crank then that is probably the case.