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idk if it will help cause i dont know much about polaris's...but i was having a hard time getting air into my airbox, i kept stalling and it was annoying as all can be...

we took a torch, heated up the middle of the airbox lid and bent it over so its covering the goods but letting more airflow into the quad :)

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idk if it will help cause i dont know much about polaris's...but i was having a hard time getting air into my airbox, i kept stalling and it was annoying as all can be...

we took a torch, heated up the middle of the airbox lid and bent it over so its covering the goods but letting more airflow into the quad :)

Good Idea.

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Wheeler, I haven't done it. I looked at my lid and it makes PERFECT sense. I'm gonna wait and see what my guy will charge me to rejet. I don't like touching carbs.

Scott, I never even thought about that. I bet if you made 3 layers, spray some foam filter oil on the middle one and stretch all 3 across the air box with no lid. That would be a great pre-filter.

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I was going to say it can't be good for your tires... The only other thing I can think of and it is probably not

that likely is some kind of axle problem if you do a lot of fast turning. A car has a differential. Even cars that

are suppose to have a solid rear axle have the differential so when turning your wheels will turn at different

speeds so you don't break something or get a bunch of wheel hop. Your quad doesn't have a differential. Again

I don't think it is likely you will break something. I ride my quad on the street too.

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I was going to say it can't be good for your tires... The only other thing I can think of and it is probably not

that likely is some kind of axle problem if you do a lot of fast turning. A car has a differential. Even cars that

are suppose to have a solid rear axle have the differential so when turning your wheels will turn at different

speeds so you don't break something or get a bunch of wheel hop. Your quad doesn't have a differential. Again

I don't think it is likely you will break something. I ride my quad on the street too.

The thing is, it is not doing anything different than it does on the dirt. When you turn hard and fast on dirt your inside rear wheel will generally lift off the ground. Not during a power slide but when it is hooked up through the turn. On pavement I think you would destroy the out side of your rear tires.

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  • 2 weeks later...

welllll that got ot quick lol

so yeah i have been thinking and not much money is coming in. so i think im waiting untill the bday and xmas to pour money into it. because i will be sidetracked with cars and "such" :wink: for the next coming years i shouldnt pour too much money into the quad now. and just wait and buy a bigger when i get a job.

but im still doing things to it.

when i get my money from xmas and bday..which will be about 400$ i am buying that RCR stage 1 kit. airbox vents,filter,exhaust,clutching,jetting. and ill have about 75$ left. what to do with the 75$ is what my next problem is. i can see the CDI, bore the stock carb, change gearing and lighten the flywheel happening..but which is the question. any ideas?

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