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07-09-2008, 09:28 PM
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I've touched 80 a few times, so 78-79 off of the speedo.
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06 Outlander 800, 25" Kenda Bounty Hunters front, 25" Duro Power Grips rear, HMF Penland Exhaust,HPG front shocks, billet shifter, racks removed, XT handguards, plastic skids,
07 Renegade, fully stock. 
97 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 litre 4x4
06 Saturn Ion-Commuter car 35 mpg at 65 MPH
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Yamaha Bear Tracker,Yamaha Bruin350,Bombardier DS650,Honda Rincon 650,Outlander 330 4x4,Outlander 800,Renegade 800,Yamaha TTR 250 trail bike',1973 Yamaha 350 Snowmobile
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07-09-2008, 09:28 PM
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I have an 08 800 with alot of goodies but i run 29.5 outlaws all the way around and its all out doing 70, but 70 on outlaws fells like doing 100 across a lake filled with jello.haha
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08 outty with power commander,k&n,penland pipe,pipe lift front and back, fully snorked,29.5 outlaws on ss108 black rims.Adrenaline junkie
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07-10-2008, 03:12 AM
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I had a pretty long straight away to run WOT so I got to look down twice quickly. It was definately above 75 and just about touching 80. Too fast regardless.
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06 Outlander 800, 25" Kenda Bounty Hunters front, 25" Duro Power Grips rear, HMF Penland Exhaust,HPG front shocks, billet shifter, racks removed, XT handguards, plastic skids,
07 Renegade, fully stock.
97 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 litre 4x4
06 Saturn Ion-Commuter car 35 mpg at 65 MPH
Prior Quads/toys:
Yamaha Bear Tracker,Yamaha Bruin350,Bombardier DS650,Honda Rincon 650,Outlander 330 4x4,Outlander 800,Renegade 800,Yamaha TTR 250 trail bike',1973 Yamaha 350 Snowmobile
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07-10-2008, 10:07 AM
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My renengade according to the speedo will hit 72-74 depending on the surface. Just wondering how folks are getting 80?
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07-10-2008, 11:14 AM
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My kid can run 80 on mine,I can do 72.100 lbs. weight difference.
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\'06 Outlander 800 Camo,Snorkeled,Crutchfield 1&2 Extreme's,27" 589's
\'07 Renegade 800,Snorkeled,27" Executioners
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07-10-2008, 12:15 PM
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Surface, tire size and wind resistence(push)could be factors. I was in a desert race and the terrain varied quite a bit and I can't recall the wind conditions. I can get the speedo over 75 on a flat surface with no problems though.
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06 Outlander 800, 25" Kenda Bounty Hunters front, 25" Duro Power Grips rear, HMF Penland Exhaust,HPG front shocks, billet shifter, racks removed, XT handguards, plastic skids,
07 Renegade, fully stock.
97 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 litre 4x4
06 Saturn Ion-Commuter car 35 mpg at 65 MPH
Prior Quads/toys:
Yamaha Bear Tracker,Yamaha Bruin350,Bombardier DS650,Honda Rincon 650,Outlander 330 4x4,Outlander 800,Renegade 800,Yamaha TTR 250 trail bike',1973 Yamaha 350 Snowmobile
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07-10-2008, 12:17 PM
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Mine is hitting the rev limiter at 8000 acts like it would go on if it could? Just wondering if I could sqeeze that belt alitte more for a few extra mph. A buddy of mine has a honda 450r with a pipe and some other stuff. The gade gets him out of the hole but on top they are the same speed. Looking for a few more mph to pull on away. He has a 14 tooth front sprocket on it but if he goes any bigger to increase top speed he'll never catch the gade.
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07-10-2008, 04:13 PM
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I don't think a higher top speed is possible without having the racing program installed in the computer?
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06 Outlander 800, 25" Kenda Bounty Hunters front, 25" Duro Power Grips rear, HMF Penland Exhaust,HPG front shocks, billet shifter, racks removed, XT handguards, plastic skids,
07 Renegade, fully stock.
97 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.2 litre 4x4
06 Saturn Ion-Commuter car 35 mpg at 65 MPH
Prior Quads/toys:
Yamaha Bear Tracker,Yamaha Bruin350,Bombardier DS650,Honda Rincon 650,Outlander 330 4x4,Outlander 800,Renegade 800,Yamaha TTR 250 trail bike',1973 Yamaha 350 Snowmobile
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07-10-2008, 04:46 PM
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Does the Dalton Green primary spring hurt topend any? Thinking about trying the green primary spring and leaving everything else stock?
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