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King Quad Owners - 8/24/2008 4:04:47 PM   
JDarby


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Status: offline 		how well is the belt set up on the Kings? what kinda axle strength do they have stock? and are they easy to handle on the trails?

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/24/2008 4:27:28 PM   
Solitude


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Status: offline 		They are great. Belt set up is good and strong. With some cheap any easy mods you can make it great. Ive never slipped or smoked my belt, and stock is the best belt. Axles are pretty good. With 29.5x12's and 3" Lift I only broke a rear axle due to a torn boot, and never had a problem with the front with anything I had. Also theres not to many King Quads set up for mud because there known for the trials and how great they are and ride. All day long comfort.

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/24/2008 10:15:26 PM   
JDarby


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Status: offline 		k thanks, jus shopping around. need something for the old lasy to ride on... lol

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/24/2008 10:17:17 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Solitude

They are great. Belt set up is good and strong. With some cheap any easy mods you can make it great. Ive never slipped or smoked my belt, and stock is the best belt. Axles are pretty good. With 29.5x12's and 3" Lift I only broke a rear axle due to a torn boot, and never had a problem with the front with anything I had. Also theres not to many King Quads set up for mud because there known for the trials and how great they are and ride. All day long comfort.

     You stated that about as good as it can be Brett!!           Brandon

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/24/2008 10:24:51 PM   
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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 3:03:18 PM   
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Status: offline 		haha its tempting. i rode with a brute this weekend. and i think its now on the bottom of my list. for one reason you have to be moving to lock in 4x4 . and i like to play in 2wd till im stuck lock it in and pull myself out lol ...

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 3:15:34 PM   
Solitude


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Status: offline 		Last time I used Diff Lock was when it was new and I wanted to see how it worked.  Haha. No JK

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 7:17:11 PM   
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Status: offline 		You got to remember that Solitude rides in deep water only. He don't need diff lock.
He should have gone into the Navy.
I think he is secretly working for the under water navel research program.

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 9:23:09 PM   
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Status: offline 		i not talking bout diff. regular 4x4 ... lol but yea i get what you mean. i would be giving up the Vinson if i got a King and i love my Vinson! lol .. Has the Kings always had Diff Lock?

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 10:06:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		I'm happy with my pig....haven't gotten her broke in yet though!!!

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 10:24:48 PM   
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ORIGINAL: JDarby

i not talking bout diff. regular 4x4 ... lol but yea i get what you mean. i would be giving up the Vinson if i got a King and i love my Vinson! lol .. Has the Kings always had Diff Lock?

i see how ya are.........just ditch the vinny huh

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 11:50:41 PM   
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how well is the belt set up on the Kings? what kinda axle strength do they have stock? and are they easy to handle on the trails?


great all-around atv.  Good power stock, but VDI ECU helps a lot.  Belt setup is very good, I've never had any problems with the stock belt after 2000 miles.  I run stock tires so I don't think that's pushing the stock axles, they're strong unless you mud really hard with big lifts and 29's or jump it.  The king is easy to handle, very easy to throw around, low center of gravity, like you really have to try hard to get this thing on two wheels.  Now the steering is quite light though, I personally like it but it can be a bit twitchy at times, there is a caster mod that entirely fixes this though.  aside from that, nothing bad about the king.  Very high quality machine that can take what you throw at it. 

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/25/2008 11:51:44 PM   
Solitude


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Status: offline 		Has always had a diff lock and the 4x4 system on these are very strong IMO. Never have had a problem with mine ever with anything. Always works and always strong.

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RE: King Quad Owners - 8/26/2008 6:40:17 PM   
JDarby


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Status: offline 		TeamMudd:: i might be , lol i havent really made my mind up. just shopping. im a power junky. now that im used to the torque of the VInny i want bigger and a lil more power..

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