Getting an ATV:What are the perfect upgrades for Racing/Freestyle purposes?+Modification Question?
So I need some help determining what components I should upgrade to make my ATV one of the fastest in its class (Without engine swaps and big stuff like that). Im thinking of either a Yamaha Raptor 700R or Suzuki LT-R450Z. What are the BEST (in performance)
For parts, check out www.rockymountainatv.com They have lots of parts, and are priced pretty good. For brands, its basically up to you. Look around on the internet, as there are tons of parts out there for each area you are looking at.
IMO, these
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If you put in over 600 hp, you need the Race intercooler to lower intake air temperatures and reduced pressure drop
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