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Posts posted by Ajmboy
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It'll probably make a big handling improvement....control arms, suspension, tires also? Looks good.
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Below the Edit Signature box, there is a Signature Picture Box...
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From suzuki.com:
Introducing the Suzuki KingQuad 450. That's right, we took all the award-winning features of the KingQuad 700 and brought it to the 450 class. Now you can get all the features of Suzuki's flagship ATV, but in a package that offers the best value in its class. Suzuki brings all the valuable features to the class: styling, engine performance, electronic fuel injection, independent rear suspension, locking front differential and a host of other valuable features mean the KingQuad 450 leads its class in value and performance.
The KingQuad lineage is important to Suzuki and it is important that the new KingQuad 450 builds on the storied name. When the original KingQuad was introduced to the world in 1991, it was a revolutionary ATV. Revolutionary is a strong word but history has judged it to be true.
At a time when solid rear axles were commonplace, Suzuki brought independent rear suspension and a locking front differential to the ATV world. At a time when a five speed transmission was the lap of luxury, KingQuad owners got the most innovative transmission on the market. High, low and super-low ranges gave the original KingQuad owners 15 drive options. The original KingQuad delivered utility performance with comfortable trail manners. The original KingQuad established Suzuki in the ATV Market. The KingQuad 700 solidified Suzuki's legacy to the industry. Now the KingQuad 450 sets the new standard for a whole class of ATVs.
Specs
Engine: 454cc, SOHC, four-stroke, single cylinder, liquid-cooled
Bore Stroke: 84mm x 82mm
Compression Ratio: 10.0:1
Fuel System: Fuel Injection
Lubrication: Wet sump
Ignition: CDI
Transmission: V-belt CVT automatic with high/low range sub-transmission, 2WD/4WD/4WD front differential lock
Final Drive: Shaft drive
Overall Length: 2120mm (83.5 in.)
Overall Width: 1210mm (47.6 in.)
Overall Height: 1220mm (48.0 in.)
Seat Height: 860mm (33.9 in.)
Ground Clearance: 260mm (10.2 in.)
Wheelbase: 1280mm (50.4 in.)
Dry Weight: 275kg (606 lbs.)
Suspension Front: Independent, double A-arm, oil-damped, five preload settings
Suspension Rear: Independent, double A-Arm oil-damped, five preload settings
Brakes Front: Dual hydraulic disc
Brakes Rear: Sealed hydraulic disc
Tires Front: AT 25 x 8-12
Tires Rear: AT 25 x 10-12
Fuel Tank Capacity: 17.5 liter (4.6 gal.)
Color: Black, Green, Red
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Someone told me that the new king quad for 2007 has the exhaust in the center??? Can't seem to find any info, I'd like to know what changed from 2005 to 2007 besides the introduction of the 450 model. Maybe I'll trade mine in for a 2007...
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Usually I have my quad in a carport outside. Need to get a pic.
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Nice quads! You guys should make a Banshee group. Go to the "Groups" section tab...
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Welcome aboard! I'll definately check it out!
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What's the best kids atv out there? I've seen everything from the ones released by the major manufacturers to all those knock offs. Kawasaki has a KFX 50 that is pretty nice for under $1800...
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Straight from Kawasaki:
Early Release 2008 model- arriving in dealerships early 2007
NEW 2008 KFX®450R INTRODUCES ATV COMMUNITY TO KAWASAKI RACING TECHNOLOGY
Motocross performance based on the World Champion KX™450F
Take the short cut to the circuit with the all-new Kawasaki KFX®450R ATV. This high performance machine doesn’t require extensive and expensive modifications to make it race-ready, because it already includes all the race-winning performance and technology required for success straight out of the crate.
The KFX450R’s design incorporates everything riders need to win races. Every component was chosen to maximize performance on the track or in the woods and to minimize the fuss of getting there. This highly advanced racing ATV comes with all the performance and technology necessary to put riders at the head of the pack.
The KFX450R ATV uses a powerplant based on Kawasaki’s highly acclaimed KX™450F motocross engine. With the addition of an efficient and highly-responsive 32-bit digital fuel injection system, the KFX450R’s engine produces more torque in the low and medium rpm ranges for outstanding hole-shot acceleration. The use of fuel injection helps ensure that the engine’s performance remains consistent and is virtually unaffected by changes in temperature or altitude. This ATV’s ability to find traction is superb, and its four-stroke torque helps keep the wheels hooked-up for improved handling and higher corner speeds. Other race-ready features include a lightweight titanium exhaust header pipe and a durable forged piston.
Winning at the track depends on a chassis that’s built to handle tough race conditions. The KFX450R offers the full benefits of an all-aluminium frame, combining exceptionally light weight with the extreme stiffness needed to win races. However, it isn’t just advanced materials that give the KFX450R its race-winning edge. The front suspension design incorporates extremely long lower A-arms mounted to a single box-section lower frame tube. This results in outstanding response from the front-end. At the rear is a cast aluminium swingarm that provides the ideal balance of flexibility and rigidity resulting in unparalleled traction. The high-tech chassis also features a very low center of gravity and excellent roll resistance. Regardless of changing conditions or rough track surfaces, this race-oriented chassis makes the KFX450R a potent weapon in the battle for ATV supremacy.
Competition-oriented equipment, including the only reverse gear in its class, helps keep the KFX fast and reliable. Previously unheard of in racing, the KFX 450R’s lightweight reverse system lets riders quickly extricate themselves from first turn chaos or dead-end trails. This important feature means on-track incidents (like getting nosed-into a wall) no longer result in an early retirement from the race.
Kawasaki has also made the KFX450R easy to work on, so riders can concentrate on winning instead of wrenching. The two-piece front and rear “lapped” fenders make it possible to replace sections separately if they get damaged. Even the headlight assembly is quickly detachable for closed-course races, and the compact design means that the ATV looks just as aggressive with or without headlights. These features leave little doubt that the new KFX450R was designed to get its rider on the racetrack and winning races as quickly as possible.
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What do you think and why? Will the military ever nab this guy? He's so sneaky......LOL
Probably before the elections......
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Winter is upon is here in the North East. I'm in lower New York and snow will be here soon. This is the best time to take the quad out on the main roads as all you see is other riders, snow mobiles, plow trucks, some 4X4 trucks, and the occassional daredevils in their cars. How many of you guys ride in the snow (you can see I do by my pics)? What do you wear? What are you riding?
Last winter I got my King Quad up to 72 mph in the snow on a main road....I love this beast!
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Recently got my ATV Magazine and it has a 25 page UTV Magazine insert. I guess these things are getting popular. A buddy of mine has the Yamaha Rhino. I've ridden it, but would not trade my quad for it......
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You can take part in home study at Stratford Career Institute:
Motorcycle/ATV Repair Module 1
Introduction to Motorcycles and ATVs
· Styles and designs
· The engine
· Overview of systems
· Shop safety and environmental protection
· Tools, measuring instruments and shop equipment
· Fasteners, gaskets and diagnostic procedures
· Basic electrical and electronic theory
· Four-stroke and two-stroke engines
Motorcycle/ATV Repair Module 2
The Major Systems and How Each Works
· Fuel systems
· battery and charging systems
· Ignition systems
· Lubrication systems
· Cooling systems
· Exhaust systems and emission controls
· Power transmission systems
· Wheels and tires
Motorcycle/ATV Repair Module 3
Maintenance and Overhauls
· Brakes
· Frame and suspension
· Accessory systems
· Engine and power transmission disassembly
· Two-stroke engine overhaul
· Four-stroke engine overhaul
· Power transmission overhaul
· Tune-up and general service
· The business of motorcycle, ATV and scooter service
Motorcycle /ATV Repair Module 4
The Motorcycle Workshop
· Tool usage and workshop techniques
· Engine and transmission related tasks
· Frame and suspension related tasks
· Electrical and ignition related tasks
· Oils, bearings, seals
· Fuel, sparkplugs
· Torque settings and drive chains
· Electrical equipment
Motorcycle/ATV Repair Module 5
ATV Repair
· ATV terminology
· ATV buyer’s guide
· Tools, safety, and accessories
· Brake systems
· Fuel and exhaust systems
· Suspension, steering and frame
· Electrical system
· Tires and wheels
· Engine maintenance
· Clutch, transmission and final drive
· Cleaning, storing, and transporting the ATV
· Troubleshooting
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Yeah nice find!
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ah I forgot about ATV Action....
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yep...I got banged up on some rocks and if I didn't have a helmet on....who knows.
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Yep....450......
Brea, CA (9/28/06) - Introducing the Suzuki KingQuad 450. That's right, we took all the award-winning features of the KingQuad 700 and brought it to the 450 class. Now you can get all the features of Suzuki's flagship ATV, but in a package that offers the best value in its class. Suzuki brings all the valuable features to the class: styling, engine performance, electronic fuel injection, independent rear suspension, locking front differential and a host of other valuable features mean the KingQuad 450 leads its class in value and performance.
The KingQuad lineage is important to Suzuki and it is important that the new KingQuad 450 builds on the storied name. When the original KingQuad was introduced to the world in 1991, it was a revolutionary ATV. Revolutionary is a strong word but history has judged it to be true.
At a time when solid rear axles were commonplace, Suzuki brought independent rear suspension and a locking front differential to the ATV world. At a time when a five speed transmission was the lap of luxury, KingQuad owners got the most innovative transmission on the market. High, low and super-low ranges gave the original KingQuad owners 15 drive options. The original KingQuad delivered utility performance with comfortable trail manners. The original KingQuad established Suzuki in the ATV Market. The KingQuad 700 solidified Suzuki's legacy to the industry. Now the KingQuad 450 sets the new standard for a whole class of ATVs.
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I thought that 3-wheelers were banned in some states. Correct me if I'm wrong, aren't they banned in states like New York?
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Posting here again, as the military is using utility quads and this link has some good pics:
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/atv.htm
Looks like Honda won the bid....I see some Ranchers and some Foremans...
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Check this site out, there's some pics of guys in the military on atvs. Pretty cool.
http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/systems/ground/atv.htm
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Wix filters makes a bunch of atv filters you can get at any autopart store, or ask them to cross reference the wix # to the brand that they stock. Any Carquest or Napa can get you these filters....just give them the # and they will cross it to theirs as their filters are all made by Wix.
Here is the online catalog: http://wixfilters.com/filterlookup/atv.asp
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Do you guys buy oil from the atv dealer? What are you using in your quads?
I don't go to the dealer. I just go to the local autopartstore and ask them to get me Valvoline atv oil for 4 strokes http://www.valvoline.com/atv/ They also get me my filter which is made by wix filters. http://wixfilters.com/filterlookup/atv.asp
Just curious what everyone uses...
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I like it.
DeadAim, what would you use? Just curious?
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Happy Thanksgiving to everyone! (if you celebrate it)