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05-31-2009, 05:29 PM
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No more gears
I'm a new member in need! I got rid of my old 400ex and picked up a v-force and i'm not sure why. I thaught that 700cc would be absolutely nuts but i got to say that i was sorely mistaken.
The machine is an '04' with about 10 hours on it. I just threw in a Dalton clutch kit and kept my fingers crossed but was let down again. Can someone tell me the best mods for your dollar because if it takes another 2 grand to make it fast than it's gotta go. Let me clarify that when i say fast i don't need to go 100 but it better tear my arms off. Thanks to everyone that gives me some feedback.
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05-31-2009, 05:36 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted by bell
I'm a new member in need! I got rid of my old 400ex and picked up a v-force and i'm not sure why. I thaught that 700cc would be absolutely nuts but i got to say that i was sorely mistaken.
The machine is an '04' with about 10 hours on it. I just threw in a Dalton clutch kit and kept my fingers crossed but was let down again. Can someone tell me the best mods for your dollar because if it takes another 2 grand to make it fast than it's gotta go. Let me clarify that when i say fast i don't need to go 100 but it better tear my arms off. Thanks to everyone that gives me some feedback.
BBK and cams. $1100.00
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05-31-2009, 06:22 PM
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vens right... for about 1k you can just about double your horsepower on the bike... it is like night and day..... you will not be dissappointed...
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05-31-2009, 06:29 PM
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Did I miss something here if you think the kxf is slow then that 400ex should have felt like a complete turd. I would have to agree with what was said already do a big bore you won't be disappointed.
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05-31-2009, 06:46 PM
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search on here for the 12 hole airbox mod.drill the jets.put on a pipe. it'll run with or faster than most 450 with bolt ons and he price is fairly cheap.
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05-31-2009, 06:56 PM
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Yea my Bro-inlaw has a built up 400ex and my bolt-on 700 will absolutely destroy his Honda. My 700 was fast even when it was bone stock.
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05-31-2009, 06:58 PM
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you might not be used to the steady pull of the automatic.. ive had 2 440EX and they were not a little bit fast, but the little snap they give when you shift might give the allusion..
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05-31-2009, 07:06 PM
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What did you throw in for the Dalton clutch kit the DPK 56's, 57's or 58's?
With any of them you should of felt a lot more on bottom although they could feel a little sluggish with the blue spring.
The 12 hole mod, and a minimal of an overdrive cut clutch will certainly help, and the 12 hole is pretty much of no cost but can't say the same for the clutch mod.
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05-31-2009, 07:09 PM
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Thanks for the advise and by the way, the trx may not be faster than the kfx but when you come out of a burm or anywhere with a rolling start ant you can pin the throttle and want more it is discouraging from a 700, when you can do the same thing on a trx and snap the clutch and stand it up.
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05-31-2009, 07:40 PM
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12 hole mod, trim the springs, polish the slides, spark plug mod, VFJ Stage 3 clutch, a good filter, exhaust & jet it correctly. Should not cost much more than $500 or so. It will be a good bit snappier..
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