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| | I wanted to know how to take off the rev-limiter on the raptor 50. |
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| I have a 2004 Raptor 50. To date there are no solutions to the rev limiter. We had a Research and developed company install another rev limiter on the bike only to get another 1 mph; cost prohibitive, they put the original rev limiter back on the bike.
Danny George |
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| I was very upset to find out the 50 could go 12mph.. I took it back to the dealer and told them to remove it, or keep it. You can be sure they will remove it. there is also something they do to the clutch to give it more "off-the-line" jump. I know just how well they did in a day or two.
Mark Strader |
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| | Procom Engineering makes a CDI unit that increases rpms by 1000. $129.00. Have not tried it yet. Will update as information becomes available. |
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| | I purchsed the Procom CDI box for my son's Raptor 50. The extra 1000rpm does make a difference with the top speed, perhaps another 3-5 mph. |
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| You can't take it off... The best you can do with this ATV is add a rev box.. Depending on the weight of the rider, this adds 1-3 mph... Of course your only other option is to replace the ATV with something faster...
Andrew Janoski |
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