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My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/28/2008 3:36:43 PM

coolscreenname

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Picked up an 08 750 king day before yesterday. I've only been on the 350 to 500 class bikes... this is much better. Can't wait to get past the break in period and start with some mods.

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/28/2008 5:42:39 PM

4man0822

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quote:

ORIGINAL: coolscreenname

Picked up an 08 750 king day before yesterday. I've only been on the 350 to 500 class bikes... this is much better. Can't wait to get past the break in period and start with some mods.

Hey bro, congrats on a really great bike!

I too came from a Honda & haven't, won't look back! A really good list of mods, look in my sig. Any aftermarket pipe will be alot better than the stocker, but that's mainly a preferance. Folks like the HMF, but on a Big single, they're Obnoxiously Loud!!! I really love the sound the Yoshi produces & some great gains to boot!

David Suzuki has found the Pro Circuit TI3 gives the best gains, with Yoshi coming in a close 2nd, & HMF in a very close 3rd! As stated earlier, any will be a noticeable difference over stock! If any water/mudding is in store, snork the belt. The stock intake/exhaust just plumb sux! A right outta the hole lag is present, but not nearly as noticeable as it is on the 700! Good luck & hope this helps, just Holla back if you need help! Also

to the Suzuki section!!!!!

Later>>>>>>>>>Brandon

< Message edited by 4man0822 -- 11/28/2008 5:44:28 PM >

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/28/2008 6:12:49 PM

JDarby

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Welcome!!! good choice from what ive heard. i got the Kings lil bro the Vinson and its a Beast! so i know the Kings are!

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07 Suzuki Vinson
06 Arctic Cat H1

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/28/2008 9:16:26 PM

coolscreenname

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Thanks guys, it's good to be here. Yeah, the exhaust will be first on the list, I have the HMF on a 450 wolverine and it's loud(which I like) but think I will try something different when the time comes, maybe yoshi or big gun possibly. But, I don't want to get ahead of myself...no telling how long before I can start the mods... not too long I hope

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/29/2008 11:56:54 PM

BEAST STATUS

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YES WELCOME!! GOOD CHOICE IN BIKE!!! WITH A FEW MODS SHE WILL BE A BEAST! GOOD LUCK ON IT!

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2008 750 KINGQUAD (GREEN)
29.5s OUTLAWS (skinnys)
2500lbs warn winch
FULLY SNORKELD
2in lift
Loud Radio. 8 8in clarions speakers
NO SPARK ARRESTER
1 MONKEY AXLE
SPACERS (1in IN THE FRONT AND 1.5in IN THE BACK)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 7:11:01 AM

Bootlegger

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The new KQ750 is a best all around Bike IMO....Especially for Trails.

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M.I.M.B Snorkels and some other Mods

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 10:02:11 AM

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07 Vinson Manual 2" HL lift, Gators on Douglas Rattlesnakes, snorkel, jets, K&N, Warn RT 2500, carb slide mod

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 8:04:33 PM

cowboycq

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i agree with mudking02.... lets see some pics of it man

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2008 Suzuki Kingquad 750
27" 589s
custom audiopipe
custom belt snorkels
hmf utility(taken off for deer season)

02 Chevy 1500
5 inch lift
315/75r16 hankooks
superchips programmer

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 8:19:19 PM

Scionizer07

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Make sure you check out NYROC for King Quad info and mods. I love both sites but NYROC is almost King specific.

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06 Suzuki KingQuad 700 EFI
-27" Mud Bugs
-VW Damper Mod
-EPI Yellow Secondary Spring
-Coop Mod (shims)
-Drilled Roller weights to 19g
-UNI Filter
-PC3
-Pro Circuit T-4 pipe
-Full Ricochet skids
-Suzuki Aluminum a-arm guards
-PowerMadd Hand Guards
-Reverse lights
-Warn 2500ci
-Custom Delrin/Nylon Shock Spacers Lift (PM me for details on a set for yourself)

06 Rancher 400 AT - SOLD

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 10:12:32 PM

coolscreenname

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No can do on the pics(no camera at the moment), but it's bone stock right now anyways. It's red if that counts for anything... We have a small creek(very very shallow) that we ride in not too far from us and I took it in. My previous bikes didn't have the clearance this thing does, just walk over the logs and things in there that I use to have to "hit" just a little. YES, me likey

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 11/30/2008 11:09:35 PM

Freestyle

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Welcome bro!!! The power is unbelievable on the KING with a few mods like Brandon mentioned above you will be blown away!!!

If u ever have any questions im here if u need dont hesitate to ask!!!

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08 750 King Quad
3" Xtreme Lift
30X9 Silverback's
Vision Buckshot Wheels
Twin Air Filter
Full Custom Snorkle
Crankcase mod with Filter
Sealed Pull Start
Greased Shifter
Sealed display
Took spark arrester out
Warn XT 25 rope winch

"Team Scuba"

www.myspace.com/thefreemans620

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/3/2008 3:21:16 PM

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Just don't make it a submarine like some of these guys.

quote:

ORIGINAL: Freestyle

Welcome bro!!! The power is unbelievable on the KING with a few mods like Brandon mentioned above you will be blown away!!!

If u ever have any questions im here if u need dont hesitate to ask!!!

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2006 Suzuki 700
8" Stateline customs lift
Turner Cycle axles
VDI/Relocated sensor
EPI Lime green secondary, comp stall, and 16 gram weights
Foam filter
2mm shim mod
HMF Utility
Fully snorkeled
32" Silver Backs on SS212 coming
2500 pound winch
Custom Bumpers

Work in progress Pictures coming soon

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/4/2008 9:55:54 PM

coolscreenname

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So, I found out about that junky setup for the belt exhaust mentioned earlier.... wasn't even that much water, but enough made it in to cause the belt to slip. On that note, is there a drain for it or not, I definitely missed it if there is. We stood it up and drained it out so it's doing fine but I'll have to do something about this

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/4/2008 10:17:13 PM

4man0822

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coolscreenname Hey bro the belt drain is on the right side of the bike(while sitting on it)there's a hole bout the size of a .$25 piece of gum! LOL! Reach up in there with your pliers(the 1s in your tool pack under the seat),you may have to use a flash light untill you get used to it, grab it with the pliers & pull straight down! It's designed kinda like the outside cap on your oil dipstick! After a few times, you'll be able to do it in the dark!

LOL! Also, I recommend snorking at least the cvt, because after enough times of getting water/mud/debris in there your performance is gonna be limited! Good luck & hope this helps you decide to go ahead & at least snorkle the belt! L8r>>>>>>>Brandon

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/4/2008 10:20:54 PM

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I agree about the snorkles. But I also seal my gasket on the CVT cover with some RTV.
Good Luck.

quote:

ORIGINAL: 4man0822

coolscreenname Hey bro the belt drain is on the right side of the bike(while sitting on it)there's a hole bout the size of a .$25 piece of gum! LOL! Reach up in there with your pliers(the 1s in your tool pack under the seat),you may have to use a flash light untill you get used to it, grab it with the pliers & pull straight down! It's designed kinda like the outside cap on your oil dipstick! After a few times, you'll be able to do it in the dark! LOL! Also, I recommend snorking at least the cvt, because after enough times of getting water/mud/debris in there your performance is gonna be limited! Good luck & hope this helps you decide to go ahead & at least snorkle the belt! L8r>>>>>>>Brandon

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/7/2008 9:47:53 AM

coolscreenname

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Hey guys, thanks for the help on that drain. Now on to the next question. Break in period is almost done and I was wondering, who actually checked their valve clearance at that time? I know the manual says to and it's probably a good idea to do it but most people I've known with new quads didn't and they have been fine. Also, if I go ahead and do it, is it a big task or not too bad?

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/7/2008 8:20:43 PM

4man0822

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coolscreenname Hey man the zukis have a perty good track record on the valves not needing adjustment! It's very few & far between it's needed(this according to what my dealer told me)IMO I wouldn't even mess with it unless it's EXTREMELY hard to start!!! That's a good way to suspect the valves needing attention!

Good luck & hope this helps you & L8r>>>>>>>Brandon

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/7/2008 8:38:20 PM

Freestyle

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From: Gonzales, La
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Yeah u really need to snorkle the King!!! Unless stated above by #4(

) by not making it a submarine if u plan on riding in water snorkle it if u dont then dont snorkle it and watch EVERYONE else go deep!!! Thats what #4 does so maybe u can join his scared club!!!

LOL I had to Brian!!! LOL

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08 750 King Quad
3" Xtreme Lift
30X9 Silverback's
Vision Buckshot Wheels
Twin Air Filter
Full Custom Snorkle
Crankcase mod with Filter
Sealed Pull Start
Greased Shifter
Sealed display
Took spark arrester out
Warn XT 25 rope winch

"Team Scuba"

www.myspace.com/thefreemans620

(in reply to 4man0822)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/7/2008 8:53:59 PM

4man0822

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Freestyle

Yeah u really need to snorkle the King!!! Unless stated above by #4() by not making it a submarine if u plan on riding in water snorkle it if u dont then dont snorkle it and watch EVERYONE else go deep!!! Thats what #4 does so maybe u can join his scared club!!!

LOL I had to Brian!!! LOL
LMAO!!!! I don't care who you are that's funny rght there!

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

(in reply to Freestyle)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/8/2008 9:47:01 PM

coolscreenname

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Oh, yeah. Snorkels are definitely on the "to do" list. First on the list though is exhaust and air filter. I believe it will be a two brothers exhaust(nobody else around has one and I like trying new stuff), and either a twinair or uni filter.

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2007 450 Gray Wolverine - HMF Pipe - 2" lift - "Custom" steel and aluminum floors - 26x9x12 Terracross front, 26x12x12 MudBugs rear - K&N air filter
2008 750 Red King Quad - Twin Air filter - Two Brothers Pipe - 2" lift

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 12/8/2008 11:25:34 PM

4man0822

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coolscreenname Hey bro, go with the Twin Air! The UNI has a tendancy to come apart & ruin your motor. This info came from my dealer & they knew I wasn't buying from them, so it wasn't them trying to make more money off of me!

Just a head's up>>>>>>>Brandon

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 7:51:38 PM

coolscreenname

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Wow, it's been a while but I've got some upgrades done now. Put on a 2" lift kit and have 1.5" spacers up front. I plan on running SRA wheels when I can afford to get some(running temporary setup right now) so she'll be wide enough in the rear. Got the Twin Air air filter paired up with the Two Brothers exhaust-much mo betta-love the throttle response now. Up next is snorkeling the belt then saving for wheels and tires. Only have one pic for now but will get more when the weather allows

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2007 450 Gray Wolverine - HMF Pipe - 2" lift - "Custom" steel and aluminum floors - 26x9x12 Terracross front, 26x12x12 MudBugs rear - K&N air filter
2008 750 Red King Quad - Twin Air filter - Two Brothers Pipe - 2" lift

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 8:05:09 PM

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If I were you I would get a 8" Lift kit so when you ride by your friends (like Freestyle) you can look down at them and say
"hey buddy do you want to go to the deep end" I love you brotha but I had to do it LOL

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 8:13:52 PM

coolscreenname

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2007 450 Gray Wolverine - HMF Pipe - 2" lift - "Custom" steel and aluminum floors - 26x9x12 Terracross front, 26x12x12 MudBugs rear - K&N air filter
2008 750 Red King Quad - Twin Air filter - Two Brothers Pipe - 2" lift

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 8:17:31 PM

bigfriggino

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From: Lake Arthur La.
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hey man good choice on the king I love mine.After the tires & wheels are done get the VDI this is the best money i have spent on mine & the M-109. Later Big O

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mine:2007 suzuki king 700 ,28x12.5 laws on all 4, custom snorks,VDI with M-109,HL superduty clutch kit< 1.5mm coop mod.2" lift,& LAF HMF exhaust. getting new all blacked out custom paint by me before nats for the bad to the bone show. Sons: 2004 suzuki eiger ported head 3 inch custom lift,custom snorkel, 28" bugs & laws when dad gets his 29.5s. and he is only 6 gotta get them started young oh and a helmet

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 9:25:36 PM

4man0822

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quote:

ORIGINAL: bigfriggino

hey man good choice on the king I love mine.After the tires & wheels are done get the VDI this is the best money i have spent on mine & the M-109. Later Big O

Big O, you beat me to the punch on that!! LOL! I'm usually alot quicker on the vdi recommendation! But I agree 100%, get the vdi & an M109R injector & wow! You're more than welcome to come ride with us sometime & see what a difference all that makes! Holla back & we'll plan on getting together! L8r

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I'm just some dumb, not plumb dumb, huh!!
My new ride= 08 750 King Quad Belt snorked, VDI, M109R injector, EPI yellow spring, 18 gram weights, 2mm shim mod(Coop 45 mod) Twin Air & Yoshi=WOW!
4 a single, she hauls!!

"STOLEN"--- 07 700 Camo King Yoshi Pipe, PC3, UNI
filter, 27" Swamp Fox Plus, ATV Audiopipe, with the Bazookas(I love this thing)& Gorilla 2500XT W/syn rope 05 500 Foreman 26"589 M+S 0n black C-4's, HMF Utility series, with jet, & UNI filter, boot guards& kimpex b

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 9:28:42 PM

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I think the injector is better for the trail.
I heard that it boggs down in the mud.
But I love my VDI

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2006 Suzuki 700
8" Stateline customs lift
Turner Cycle axles
VDI/Relocated sensor
EPI Lime green secondary, comp stall, and 16 gram weights
Foam filter
2mm shim mod
HMF Utility
Fully snorkeled
32" Silver Backs on SS212 coming
2500 pound winch
Custom Bumpers

Work in progress Pictures coming soon

(in reply to 4man0822)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 9:33:28 PM

Freestyle

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From: Gonzales, La
Status: online

quote:

ORIGINAL: #4

If I were you I would get a 8" Lift kit so when you ride by your friends (like Freestyle) you can look down at them and say
"hey buddy do you want to go to the deep end" I love you brotha but I had to do it LOL

It doesnt matter if u put a 8" lift if u are scared like Brian (#4) then you are wasting ur money!!! Ask Brandon (4man0822) if im scared to go deep!!!
Brian u need to make a trip this way so Solitude and myself can teach u how a 4 wheeler is supossed to be ridden!!!

Dunno y it posted in the box but u can read it!!!

< Message edited by Freestyle -- 1/5/2009 9:34:58 PM >

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08 750 King Quad
3" Xtreme Lift
30X9 Silverback's
Vision Buckshot Wheels
Twin Air Filter
Full Custom Snorkle
Crankcase mod with Filter
Sealed Pull Start
Greased Shifter
Sealed display
Took spark arrester out
Warn XT 25 rope winch

"Team Scuba"

www.myspace.com/thefreemans620

(in reply to #4)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 9:37:44 PM

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I don't have to go out there to do that. I have a video camera and I'll actually use it.
Why you got to bring Solitude into this? Instigator LOL It's only a matter of time now. I give it 8 min.

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2006 Suzuki 700
8" Stateline customs lift
Turner Cycle axles
VDI/Relocated sensor
EPI Lime green secondary, comp stall, and 16 gram weights
Foam filter
2mm shim mod
HMF Utility
Fully snorkeled
32" Silver Backs on SS212 coming
2500 pound winch
Custom Bumpers

Work in progress Pictures coming soon

(in reply to Freestyle)

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RE: My 1st New Four Wheeler - 1/5/2009 9:41:54 PM

Freestyle

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Your right Solitude can just hold the camera and watch me SINK u and ur king!!! That 8" lift dont scare me bro!!! Brett dont post on this I dont want Brian to start crying!!!

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08 750 King Quad
3" Xtreme Lift
30X9 Silverback's
Vision Buckshot Wheels
Twin Air Filter
Full Custom Snorkle
Crankcase mod with Filter
Sealed Pull Start
Greased Shifter
Sealed display
Took spark arrester out
Warn XT 25 rope winch

"Team Scuba"

www.myspace.com/thefreemans620

(in reply to #4)