Please forgive me if this has been asked, but I have read and read and I haven’t found the exact answers. I was doing Google searches, so forum searches may have given better results.
I have read the Maverick Max Turbo XDS has a locking primary and it doesn’t need an aftermarket primary. On the other hand, I have read the Maverick locking primary is junk. The poster didn’t say wich Maverick locking primary is junk, so I am clueless. I have read counterdicting comments.
Here is what I want to know.
Does the Maverick Max Turbo (base turbo model, not XDS or XRS) have the locking primary?
Is the turbo Maverick primary that is locked as good as the QSC or VFJ primary? I know as good as is a difficult question to answer. So how does durability compare? Belt life? Engine braking down to a stop (VFJ freewheels below 5-8 MPH)? Does the stock locking turbo Maverick primary freewheel? Is it as tunable as the aftermarket primaries?
Is the stock Maverick Turbo primary that is locked as light in weight as the QSC or VFJ primaries?
What Maverick models have the roller secondary I have read about?
I need to know so I can decide what Maverick Max to buy.
So I have been debating for a couple weeks on whether or not to buy and pipe and fuel tuner. My debate comes from deciding whether to take an extremely reliable and perfectly running machine, change things up, add things, and possibly run into engine problems by doing so. I have read all of the pros of adding both of these to my Grizz. I have also read of numerous folks having issues getting them "tuned" just right, and other problems. Could I please get some input from all of you on this? I would love to have more power, and actually be able to pull the front wheels of the ground if I feel like it, but not at the expense of tuning something wrong and burning up my motor. Are these tuners that complicated and touchy? Are they that much of an improvement if I add one, plus a pipe, plus the aftermarket air filter box from EHS racing? If I can get crazy power, a smooth cooler running Grizz, and have no worries about blowing the thing up at all, I would do it in a heartbeat. However, I just would like a little advice and input from all of you that have them.
Going to install on a 2014 Grizz 700 EPS/Hunter.
Any advice/input is GREATLY appreciated. This is a spendy investment and I want to make the right choice the first time.
Would also be buying the DMC Pipe, DMC Tuner and EHS Air Filter Box and filter set up. Unless of course, anyone can recommend a better or safer more reliable set up instead.
Thank you all in advance,
Matt
So I have been debating for a couple weeks on whether or not to buy and pipe and fuel tuner. My debate comes from deciding whether to take an extremely reliable and perfectly running machine, change things up, add things, and possibly run into engine problems by doing so. I have read all of the pros of adding both of these to my Grizz. I have also read of numerous folks having issues getting them "tuned" just right, and other problems. Could I please get some input from all of you on this? I would love to have more power, and actually be able to pull the front wheels of the ground if I feel like it, but not at the expense of tuning something wrong and burning up my motor. Are these tuners that complicated and touchy? Are they that much of an improvement if I add one, plus a pipe, plus the aftermarket air filter box from EHS racing? If I can get crazy power, a smooth cooler running Grizz, and have no worries about blowing the thing up at all, I would do it in a heartbeat. However, I just would like a little advice and input from all of you that have them.
Going to install on a 2014 Grizz 700 EPS/Hunter.
Any advice/input is GREATLY appreciated. This is a spendy investment and I want to make the right choice the first time.
Would also be buying the DMC Pipe, DMC Tuner and EHS Air Filter Box and filter set up. Unless of course, anyone can recommend a better or safer more reliable set up instead.
Thank you all in advance,
Matt
Hey guys, I’m looking at getting a bumper for my 2014 Sportsman 570. What are you guys using and do u have any suggestions as to what to get? Leaning towards the OEM Polaris one. However any suggestions or information is greatly appreciated!
Hi guys, I have a strange favor to ask of all of you who happen to have a Polaris ATV or UTV which was assembled in Mexico. As we all are well aware of, some ATV/UTV’s are assembled here in the US and some in Mexico. I’m having a discussion with a couple people whom seem to think ALL Polaris ATV’s/UTV’s are built in the US and refuse to admit there are some which are assembled in Mexico. The favor I’m asking of all of you is if you could be so kind as to post a photo of your ride and also a photo of where it shows it’s "Made in Mexico". I know there has to be a fair amount of you out there. I believe there are also some engines which were also built in Mexico. I want to show these two that not all of Polaris ATV/UTV’s are assembled in the US.
New to the site. Been riding since 2001, I own a 2002 Honda TRX500FA and love it. I ride mostly in the desert in San Bernardino County but would love to discover new riding areas in CA. Not a very good mechanic but hoping to learn more from this site and it’s members.
New to the site. Been riding since 2001, I own a 2002 Honda TRX500FA and love it. I ride mostly in the desert in San Bernardino County but would love to discover new riding areas in CA. Not a very good mechanic but hoping to learn more from this site and it’s members.
so I have the 5 year warranty on my outlander L 500 DPS, i was driving towards where we cross the river and long story short my front end went in and when i tried to save it it rolled into the water, it was still running so i ran to grab it and it floated deeper, then hydro locked 🙁 i did all the regular things, drain the exhaust, and flush the oil 5 times until there was no water, and sprayed off my air filter. it starts, but now im scared i will experiecne problems down the road!so with my $350 deductible on my insurance im thinking i will just have it maintanced at the dealership to prevent problems down the line. my question is, if i do this, what happens to my warranty? if i bring it in for flooding it and insurance pays for all repairs, will i be back in the game with my warranty? in other words, how do i get out of this as cheap as possible in the long run? all answers would be greatly appreciated!!!
