KingQuad Brain
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My name is Brian, I ride a 2007 Suzuki King Quad 700. I've put a few hop-ups into it (Copperhead CDI, HMF pipe, Supergrip mud bitch's) and I love it.
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Renegade64
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Hi Brian,
I see you have the same quad as me. All I've done so far is a little tire upgrade, Suzuki bumpers, and a Twin air filter. How's the Copperhead programer, I've read good things, but they almost seem too good to be true? I'll look at putting one on later this year if I think they work good.
Perry
I see you have the same quad as me. All I've done so far is a little tire upgrade, Suzuki bumpers, and a Twin air filter. How's the Copperhead programer, I've read good things, but they almost seem too good to be true? I'll look at putting one on later this year if I think they work good.
Perry
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Welcome to the site, you will fine a few others that have upgraded there quads as well.
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KingQuad Brain
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Hey Perry, the copperhead unit will give you a noticeable boost in the bottom end. I also had shims put in the clutch to get engagement a little earlier, haven't had a chance to ride it with everything yet. Hopefully I have good news after tis weekend.
Renegade64
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Hey Brian,
When you say shims in the clutch, is that the coop 45 mod, where you can put up to 2mm of yammie clutch spacers behind the sheeve? I am also thinking about doing that to get a little more low end. Keep me posted on the results, maybe we can get out for a ride sometime.
Perry
When you say shims in the clutch, is that the coop 45 mod, where you can put up to 2mm of yammie clutch spacers behind the sheeve? I am also thinking about doing that to get a little more low end. Keep me posted on the results, maybe we can get out for a ride sometime.
Perry
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KingQuad Brain
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I did put the Yammi shims in, that was probably the largest boost I've noticed. where do you usually go riding? We have been to Bruderhiem a few times, and last weekend we went to Darwel and Lac La Nonne ( tonnes of deep skag )
Renegade64
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I really don't have anywhere that I usually go riding, as I just got this new quad, and my old one I just used for yard work and hunting. I know the guys from work like alder flats, I've never been there. How hard was it to put the shims in? I see you said it was the most noticeable, does that mean even better than the copperhead?
Perry
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KingQuad Brain
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I haven't riden without the copperhead power commander , so i have nothing to compare, the shims were 2 hrs labor at the shop.
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KingQuad Brain
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If the weather is looking a bit better on sunday the misses and i will probably be heading out for a ride
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