Must haves for a Kingquad 750 ?

[Deeter]

Hey all, I got a 2009 Kingquad 750 (brushed black) and was wondering if anyone can reccomend some things to put on it or do to it. I already have bumpers and a winch.

Thanks

 

[dlg27]

I put some bigger rims and tires. Put a epi clutch kit in which gave it alot better low end. Also put in a lift from xpatv. Fairly cheap and it gives u alot more ground clearance. I also put just a couple other little things like hand gaurds, hand warmers and a twin air air filter

 

[Deeter]

Thanks dlg27. I have Mud Lites on there now (but only stock rims)

 

[Murminator]

Tow Rope

 

[gforce]

a buddy with a grizz to pull you back to the truck...lmfao

 

[joeboo73]

depends where you ride maybe a snorkel kit

 

[munhoez]

A lot of guys put on rims w/ their mud tires. If i were u id keep the stock rims(not very heavy compared to the 12' ITP rims) , Epi clutch kit, twin air filter, xpatv lift, 2mm shim mod. And if your courageous or not ,snorkel kit. But it will void your warranty, if a suzuki tech installs. I'd wait till your off warr.(1yr)

 

[Deeter]

Thanks again to all for your advice, appreciate it.

 

[kavik]

Some luggage. While better than some, the King Quad does not have much storage space.

 

[QMAO]

Do the grease zerk mod to the A-arms or else the bushings wear out.
Get a Twin Air filter.
A VDI if you want more power and want to get rid of the limiters!!!

 

[Deeter]

Thanks again to all.

 

[feyd]

Where to start?

VDI
Twin Air air filter
EPI or Dalton clutch kit
heated grips
wheels
tires
bumper
Highlifter springs
1.5-2.0" lift kit
Highlifter rad and relocation kit
exhaust
rear box
tow rope
full snorkels
skid plates
another set of wheels and tires
grease zerk mod
front suspension shim mod
clutch kit spacer mod (Coop mod)

 

[Coop45]

I would look at My Mod#3, for your clutch!
This is the best bang for your buck!
If you are interested, check out my Web site!
Thanks
Coop45

 

[Deeter]

I would look at My Mod#3, for your clutch!
This is the best bang for your buck!
If you are interested, check out my Web site!
Thanks
Coop45

Thanks, how difficult are these to install for the not so mechanically inclined ?
I will definately be ordering one of these in the near future.