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Mehhhhhh.... I don’t know about that last part. In the woods maybe but out in the open running... no way! We’re just too heavyAny CVT is already at a disadvantage, 140hp Talon would kill anything on the market by the time the power hit the ground.
The YZX only made 90 when it dropped, hell a 72hp Pioneer will keep up with a 900 RZR and give a 1000 a good run.
Mehhhhhh.... I don’t know about that last part. In the woods maybe but out in the open running... no way! We’re just too heavy
I love dct but I’m not so sure about that. Dyno numbers show the Yzx at 30% loss and that’s on par as newer belts. You think dct has that much less loss then a manual?Any CVT is already at a disadvantage, 140hp Talon would kill anything on the market by the time the power hit the ground.
The YZX only made 90 when it dropped, hell a 72hp Pioneer will keep up with a 900 RZR and give a 1000 a good run.
I see your also from KY and most of the guys I know with SXSs have probably never seen the top speed of their UTV while normally trail riding. Their more worried about keeping it on 4 wheels and not spilling their "non-alcoholic" beverages while climbing hills.
I don’t care about a drag race, I want the power when I’m climbing rock ledges and/or driving up widowmaker. The more you have the less you need of what you have.
I love dct but I’m not so sure about that. Dyno numbers show the Yzx about 30% loss and that’s same as newer belts. You think dct has that much less loss then a manual?
That’s true.. but if we’re comparing apples to apples the PK5 just doesn’t have the ass (or too much rather) to keep up in a race. I agree that on a trail in the woods it doesn’t matter. Torque is what matters. And yeah... my buddies don’t want to spill there beverages but there are times when power does matter, even in the woods!I see your also from KY and most of the guys I know with SXSs have probably never seen the top speed of their UTV while normally trail riding. Their more worried about keeping it on 4 wheels and not spilling their "non-alcoholic" beverages while climbing hills.
104 is penty...and more than I expected. It's a trail machine, not a penis extension.
Those who need extensions...I'm sure the aftermarket will eat this up and have it pumping out insane power soon enough.That’s exactly right. We break enough stuff with 72HP.
Now for the sand dune guys, they need a turbo. For the east coast, I don’t need to tell my buddies I spent more money on some thing that can go faster but I can’t use it in the woods. I would even be happy with less than 104 if it meant more low end power.
Any CVT is already at a disadvantage, 140hp Talon would kill anything on the market by the time the power hit the ground.
The YZX only made 90 when it dropped, hell a 72hp Pioneer will keep up with a 900 RZR and give a 1000 a good run.
I did just that 2 years ago with my pioneer at the St Helen ORV jam sand drags. I tore up a 800 Maverick and the next bracket had the 1000XP RZR beat 3/4 of the way till the belt drive finally got wound up and edged me out by 6”. I definitely waisted him off the line paddle shifting. I’ll have to find the video. I had a cooler in the back and my spacered Stock shocks then also.The YZX could be loosing similar amounts due to the detached trans. I'm no expert by any means, but a P1K can keep up and maybe even get ahead of a 900XP RZR in a drag race and its down 3hp and must weight much more.
Who the hell wants the Blinder wearing masses in a Honda Talon anyway. Honda gave us a sport and I too am amazed it's even over 100 hp.Correction, the 2016 YXZ had 112hp. I owned one and it honestly wasn’t impressive. It wouldn’t outrun a 1K RZR, so they sat on showroom floors for two years. Hp rules in the sport market and 104hp isn’t going to make the blinder wearing RZR masses convert, no matter how well it handles.