I have an 02 416ex with recent rebuild. Has weisco crank, cp racing 416 kit 12.5.1, new head and valves, hot cam stage 2, new timing chain. Was running great then just died. Timing is good, getting spark fuel and air. I can block off the intake by hand and it will fire right up that way and run with very little gap to draw air through. Remove hand or try with filter and it wont even attempt to start or stay running. Carb looks really clean. Any thoughts what happened or would cause this?
I have an 02 416ex with recent rebuild. Has weisco crank, cp racing 416 kit 12.5.1, new head and valves, hot cam stage 2, new timing chain. Was running great then just died. Timing is good, getting spark fuel and air. I can block off the intake by hand and it will fire right up that way and run with very little gap to draw air through. Remove hand or try with filter and it wont even attempt to start or stay running. Carb looks really clean. Any thoughts what happened or would cause this?
I have been a Can Am enthusiast for a few years now. Istarted with an 06 800XT then upgraded to a 12′ XMR and man is that thing a blast to ride! I don’t get to ride as much as I would like to but hey that’s life right? I decided to join the forum because experience is always a good place to start when your unsure of something. If there is anyone else out there from central Pennsylvania that rides and is looking for new people to go along with or add to their group I would like to hear from you. Most of the people I use to ride with either sold their machines or just don’t talk to us anymore. So thanks for your time and I hope to learn more as time goes on!
Went to a set of 26" Swamp Lite’s on my ’07 450 Sportsman. They are only slightly fatter than the factory front tires, but as a result of negative camber, they are rubbing against my tie rod ends and tearing the boots apart. I tried adding a couple washers to the wheel lugs to space it a bit, but no success. Is this a strut spring wear issue? Will going to a set of HD Polaris springs solve this issue, or should I look at wheel spacers? I don’t want to drop money into something that isn’t going to work.
I’ve never liked the switch location on Polaris for the AWD since I got the ETX. It finally came to a head earlier this week and today. I’ve been trying to put some hours on it, and earlier this week while riding aggressively my finger hit the switch knocking it into AWD. Then it happened again a little later. After the second time I adjusted the throttle location. It made my thumb hurt before and tire but now it’s much better. However, riding today I had it happen again. It always happens when I let off the gas when I’m going over bumps. Just wondering if anyone else agrees or has had this happen?
I recently bought an 03 400ex. I got a good deal on it so I figured there would be some work I needed to do as in some of the bushings were worn out and it needed a couple of tires. I noticed that the clutch lever was hard to pull on it and I took it out for a couple hour ride and it wore me out squeezing it. So I did some research and ordered a new clutch cable and an MSR perch for it as these seemed like they could contribute to my problem. They are supposed to come in this week but I was working on it today and I tried moving the clutch lever that is on the clutch cover of the engine (the one that the cable attaches to) and I can barely move it with my hands. My question is should this be that difficult to move by hand, because to me if its that tough to move there even replacing the cable and the perch aren’t going to stop it from being hard to pull? I was just wondering before I put on the new cable and perch which I plan on doing anyway.
The guy I bought it from said that he had it for about 9 years and he never replaced anything with the clutch internally FYI. Any advice is appreciated.