http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/-t1.htm Tech Tips and Helpful Hints Sat, 31 Oct 2009 15:54:45 GMT 10 http://i82.servimg.com/u/f82/12/82/12/39/colora10.jpg http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/-t1.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/rev-limiter-t4959.htm pwm
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]]> Tech Tips Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:02:43 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/rocker-arm-cam-failure-t4907.htm#85295 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/rocker-arm-cam-failure-t4907.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hid-headlights-t4904.htm MailMan I install a set of these on mine yesterday and tonight I did a rear escort for a church hayride and they are GREAT. There is no comparison between these and the stock lights except to say they light up the whole world for you. I have them wired to the high beam side so I can turn them off when meeting others on the trails or they would blind them. Anyone who leads night rides would absolutely love them. I don't know yet how they will affect others if I am following them. They are pretty much ... Tech Tips Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:47:06 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hid-headlights-t4904.htm#85288 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hid-headlights-t4904.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/about-trailer-wheels-t4888.htm mudder ive got a trailer with mobile home wheels and tires. I heard they are illegal on the hiway. I pretty sure the tires are. But i dont think the wheels are. Does any body know for sure. My friend said u can get tires for the wheels that are hi way legal. Any info will be appreciated Tech Tips Sun, 11 Oct 2009 23:53:21 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/about-trailer-wheels-t4888.htm#85052 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/about-trailer-wheels-t4888.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-to-adjust-belt-on-suzuki-eiger-t4795.htm IPAMAN
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Tech Tips Fri, 11 Sep 2009 00:40:52 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-is-the-best-way-to-clean-areas-under-seat-and-plastic-t4764.htm#83725 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-is-the-best-way-to-clean-areas-under-seat-and-plastic-t4764.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/i-installed-sterring-damper-by-precision-t4267.htm Dirt Dobber I know yall need some pics but for now , wow what a difference but ouch the $$$ So this is a story of how good they really are. First i was able to do the install in about 20 mins on my factory newish KQ450. I immediatly took the bike into the yard and ran it up against evry rock in my yard since i live at the bottom of suck creek i have alot of rocks. Befor the the bike would just punch the crap out of me the KQ sterring is twitchy anyhow. Now it just jumped up on most every rock ... Tech Tips Mon, 15 Jun 2009 20:48:33 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/i-installed-sterring-damper-by-precision-t4267.htm#76843 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/i-installed-sterring-damper-by-precision-t4267.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/do-it-yourself-tech-plastex-plastic-repair-t4695.htm pwm By: Rick Sieman If you've got a dirt bike [or ATV or snowmobile] with any off-road time on it, chances are some of the plastic parts on it are cracked. Fenders and side panels take the most abuse and many bikes are riding around with wounded parts. Have you priced a tank shroud or side panel lately? You can spend around a hundred bucks for a rather ordinary piece of plastic, or you can fix it yourself. Up until recently, most plastic repairs have been crude, at best. You squeezed some sort ... Tech Tips Thu, 20 Aug 2009 01:07:21 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/do-it-yourself-tech-plastex-plastic-repair-t4695.htm#82767 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/do-it-yourself-tech-plastex-plastic-repair-t4695.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/where-can-i-get-a-uni-filter-t4683.htm Dirt Dobber Its for the KQ 450]]> Tech Tips Sun, 16 Aug 2009 14:23:37 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/where-can-i-get-a-uni-filter-t4683.htm#82556 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/where-can-i-get-a-uni-filter-t4683.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/foam-air-filter-treatment-technique-t1799.htm Dan I found this process to be a real pain. It seems I would get to much oil in the filter; to the point it actually impeded the air flow, or the oil would be globbed in several locations and I could never seem get it dispersed properly. I fought this probem several times, then started experimenting to find a better way to apply the oil. Here is what I have finally came up with that seems to work good and is rather easy to do. First, I bought a spare filter. Now, I can change out the filter; ... Tech Tips Thu, 25 Sep 2008 17:43:55 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/foam-air-filter-treatment-technique-t1799.htm#28058 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/foam-air-filter-treatment-technique-t1799.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-hard-or-easiest-way-to-break-tires-off-rims-stockers-t4665.htm S.C. got a guy wanting just the mud bugs I have for sale which is fine by me , will give me ajn extra stock set of wheels and I'll keep an eye out for some cheap / used tires to throw in the truck for spares when I ride . Wondering if I'd be better off taking them somewhere and paying whatever per tire to have them taken down or trying to do it my self ? Thx in advance . p.s. ALMOST got the old Arctic Cat back together . This is the first time I've not had parts "left ... Tech Tips Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:39:26 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-hard-or-easiest-way-to-break-tires-off-rims-stockers-t4665.htm#82392 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-hard-or-easiest-way-to-break-tires-off-rims-stockers-t4665.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/building-your-own-audiopipe-t4479.htm Wyld Copied from another site. If you've got the mechanical knowledge to hook up an audiopipe yourself...then you should be able to build one yourself. It's rediculously simple. First collect the needed materials... 2 - 6" PVC 90 degree elbows approx 2 feet of 6" PVC PVC glue 1 tube of clear silicone 1 pair of 6 1/2" marine speakers 1 small 2 channel amp that will fit inside of the 6" PVC about 6 feet of speaker wire a switched ... Tech Tips Thu, 16 Jul 2009 04:11:38 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/building-your-own-audiopipe-t4479.htm#79942 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/building-your-own-audiopipe-t4479.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/suzuki-arctic-cat-motor-mount-up-grade-t4316.htm Bootlegger Upgrade Click Here]]> Tech Tips Mon, 22 Jun 2009 12:36:33 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/suzuki-arctic-cat-motor-mount-up-grade-t4316.htm#77541 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/suzuki-arctic-cat-motor-mount-up-grade-t4316.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-to-lower-my-bike-t4291.htm Dirt Dobber Yeah i know sounds strange .Anyhow i ride the two KQ's everyday and honestly i like the 450 better overall. I would not trade my 750 for a 450 so dont ask. The 450 is about 1.5 inches lower and it just makes a worls of difference. When im about to endo on the 750 the 450 feels tame and cornering off camber is so easy on the 450. So i heard if i buy some type of after market wheels i can squat the tires and thus lower the bike. Id like yalls suggetions , im not playing in the mud so ... Tech Tips Thu, 18 Jun 2009 00:36:31 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-to-lower-my-bike-t4291.htm#77160 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/how-to-lower-my-bike-t4291.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-relocation-t4286.htm BigDaddy i'm getting ready to do the rad. relocation this next week......after this weekend of riding.....any suggestions on a preferred antifreeze? coolant or whatever? thanks Tech Tips Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:18:38 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-relocation-t4286.htm#77111 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-relocation-t4286.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/popo-850-good-looking-snorkel-t4180.htm BigDaddy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlprincon03/]]> Tech Tips Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:03:51 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/popo-850-good-looking-snorkel-t4180.htm#75369 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/popo-850-good-looking-snorkel-t4180.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/making-atvs-shine-like-new-t4248.htm JBridges CATVRS, What do you use to clean up a muddy bf 650i after a good day in the mud ? I need to get my bf650i looking good as new........Thanks. JBridges Aweek ago wen. we rode pickett for three days,we went to wagon gap overlook,tea cups,carpenet r/house, yellwodoors, preachers rock,plenty of mud,mud,mud, STILL TRYING TO FINR OUT HOW ... Tech Tips Sat, 13 Jun 2009 12:20:24 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/making-atvs-shine-like-new-t4248.htm#76583 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/making-atvs-shine-like-new-t4248.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/cross-referance-china-plugs-t4237.htm Bootlegger http://www.sinosparkplugs.com/Replacementchart.htm]]> Tech Tips Thu, 11 Jun 2009 20:03:36 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/cross-referance-china-plugs-t4237.htm#76438 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/cross-referance-china-plugs-t4237.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/homemade-snorkels-parts-t4016.htm sstandefer If you are building your own snorkel and need something other than 90 deg elbow check out your local electrical supply company. (Electrical & Plumbing supply will have more than Lowes or Home Depot.) Sch 40 PVC conduit is dimensionally the same as sch 40 pipe and they can be glued together even thought they are different colors (conduit grey, pipe white). This true of sch 80 as well. Conduit has bends instead of elbows and they are available in 90, 45, 30 and 22½ degree bends they have longer ... Tech Tips Sat, 09 May 2009 18:19:23 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/homemade-snorkels-parts-t4016.htm#73048 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/homemade-snorkels-parts-t4016.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/dont-laugh-valve-stem-question-t4205.htm Dirt Dobber I got all these tools and stuff and i suddenly realized im missing one of the most obvious things .
So far 2000 mils i havent knocked one off but i guess its a matter of time right ?]]> Tech Tips Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:00:52 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/dont-laugh-valve-stem-question-t4205.htm#75774 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/dont-laugh-valve-stem-question-t4205.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hmf-swamp-seires-info-t4172.htm Bootlegger Swamp Series info

This some Great info directly from an HMF Tech.]]> Tech Tips Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:19:31 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hmf-swamp-seires-info-t4172.htm#75208 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/hmf-swamp-seires-info-t4172.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/warn-25ci-winch-wiring-diagrams-t4108.htm HighTechRedneck Does anyone know where I can get a wiring diagram for a Warn 2.5ci winch? My warn winch on the Sportsman will only spool in and won't spool out. I'd like to have it working just incase something happens in the mud or on the trails. Any ideas on where I could find a wiring diagram or what may be causing it to not spool out? Thanks!! Tech Tips Mon, 25 May 2009 00:42:49 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/warn-25ci-winch-wiring-diagrams-t4108.htm#74549 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/warn-25ci-winch-wiring-diagrams-t4108.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-s-wrong-t4136.htm mnyman Last weekend I was going down a black diamond trail that was very steep and my steering suddenly locked up on my. It wasn't so bad except that there was a turn coming up. I tried with all my might to turn it. Then once I got closer to the turn it loosened up. It was a very weird experience. Should I look into a steering stabilizer like the Scotts stabilizer? http://www.scottsperformance.com/damperinfoqd.php Tech Tips Thu, 28 May 2009 12:06:34 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-s-wrong-t4136.htm#74844 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-s-wrong-t4136.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawaski-filter-charts-t4069.htm Bootlegger Found this on MIMB.com. Credit goes to Phreebsd!!!! Fits all bayou 300,400,Prairie 360, 650, 700, brute 650, 750 These Oil Filters have 20 x 1.5mm threads, 14 psi by-pass valve, anti-drain back valve, 2.3" O.D. gasket 2.5" to 3.5" long. If you have the room, I recommend the longer filters. Motorcycle Filters. AC Delco PF2135 AMSOil SMF103 Carquest 85358 FRAM PH6017A Honda 15410-MCJ-000 K&N KN-204, about $13. Metric nut on end for easy removal. NAPA ... Tech Tips Sun, 17 May 2009 01:50:49 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawaski-filter-charts-t4069.htm#73861 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawaski-filter-charts-t4069.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/jetting-info-t3639.htm Bootlegger This is just a little info to help answer some questions about jetting your ATV. Hopefully this will help a few. When jetting your Carb this is how areas or your throttle range works..... 1/8-1/4 Throttle is your pilot jet. 1/4-3/4 is your Neddle. 3/4-WOT "Wide Open Throttle"- is you Main Jet. Snorkels- When you snorkel your ATV its kind of backwards than some think. On most atvs you will get more air so you think it would run lean......but on most snorkel designs it ... Tech Tips Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:07:37 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/jetting-info-t3639.htm#66912 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/jetting-info-t3639.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ngk-spark-plug-finder-t3872.htm Bootlegger NGK Spark Plug Finder]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:35:56 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ngk-spark-plug-finder-t3872.htm#71063 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ngk-spark-plug-finder-t3872.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/battery-terminal-protection-t3884.htm Bootlegger Terminal Protection -Over time, battery terminals can corrode, causing poor contact with your connections. This can lead to an eventual dead battery and a long walk home if it isn't treated properly. A mixture of baking soda and water neutralizes the corrosion-causing acid ensuring a good contact between the battery cable and post. Don't stop with your quad as this tip also works on your car, truck and lawn mower. Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:51:48 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/battery-terminal-protection-t3884.htm#71140 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/battery-terminal-protection-t3884.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/toe-and-camber-adjustment-t3883.htm Bootlegger Click Here for Info]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 15:46:49 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/toe-and-camber-adjustment-t3883.htm#71139 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/toe-and-camber-adjustment-t3883.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/carb-jet-conversion-chart-t3871.htm Bootlegger Width------Keihin # -- DynoJets # -- Mikuni # 0.0350---- 92.5--------- 92-----------86.3 0.0360---- 95----------- 94-----------88.1 0.0370---- 97.5--------- 96-----------90.0 0.0380---- 100---------- 98-----------91.9 0.0390---- 102.5------- 100---------- 93.8 0.0400---- 105--------- 102---------- 95.6 0.0410---- 107.5------- 104---------- 97.5 0.0420---- 110--------- 106---------- 99.4 0.0430---- 112.5------- 108--------- 101.3 0.0440---- 115--------- 110--------- 103.1 0.0450---- ... Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:28:09 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/carb-jet-conversion-chart-t3871.htm#71055 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/carb-jet-conversion-chart-t3871.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/yamaha-grizzly-clutching-info-t3873.htm Bootlegger Grizzly Clutch Info]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:50:17 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/yamaha-grizzly-clutching-info-t3873.htm#71067 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/yamaha-grizzly-clutching-info-t3873.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-brute-force-750i-front-seal-replacment-t3879.htm Bootlegger
]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 03:08:30 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-brute-force-750i-front-seal-replacment-t3879.htm#71074 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-brute-force-750i-front-seal-replacment-t3879.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-kebc-actuator-removal-and-wiring-to-eliminate-the-flashing-2-4-lights-t3880.htm Bootlegger Click here for Info]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 03:12:30 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-kebc-actuator-removal-and-wiring-to-eliminate-the-flashing-2-4-lights-t3880.htm#71075 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-kebc-actuator-removal-and-wiring-to-eliminate-the-flashing-2-4-lights-t3880.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-belt-tighting-light-reset-t3878.htm Bootlegger Quote:Tightening the Belt: The belt deflection can be measured by placing a straight edge "ruler" on top of the belt from the secondary to the primary. Using approx. 13 lbs of pressure with your finger, push down on the belt in the center between the primary and secondary. With another ruler or tape measure, in mm or inches measure how far down the belt goes from the straight edge "ruler" you laid across the top of the primary and secondary. This is your deflection. For ... Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 03:05:39 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-belt-tighting-light-reset-t3878.htm#71073 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/kawasaki-belt-tighting-light-reset-t3878.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/honda-rubicon-trans-code-retrieval-t3877.htm Bootlegger Rubicon Hondamatic Transmission Code Retrieval 1. Put the gear shift lever in neutral (be sure the neutral indicator comes on) and the ignition switch OFF (vehicle at a stop). 2. While pushing the UP and DOWN shift switches (ESP) simultaneously, turn the ignition key to the on position. 3. Release the UP and DOWN switches immediately, then at the same time push both the UP and DOWN shift switches again and hold form more than 2 seconds. 4. The problem code is displayed by a certain ... Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:59:58 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/honda-rubicon-trans-code-retrieval-t3877.htm#71072 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/honda-rubicon-trans-code-retrieval-t3877.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-tech-tips-info-t3876.htm Bootlegger Polaris Tech info]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:58:28 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-tech-tips-info-t3876.htm#71071 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-tech-tips-info-t3876.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/arctic-cat-valve-clearance-specs-t3875.htm Bootlegger Intake 0.05-0.10 mm (0.002-0.004 in.)
Exhaust (400) 0.22-0.27 mm (0.009-0.011 in.)
Exhaust (500) 0.17-0.22 mm (0.007-0.009 in.)

VALVE/TAPPET CLEARANCE (650 H1)
Intake 0.1016 mm (0.004 in.)
Exhaust 0.1524 mm (0.006 in.)

VALVE/TAPPET CLEARANCE (650 V-Twin)
Intake 0.10-0.15 mm (0.0039-0.0059 in.)
Exhaust 0.20-0.25 mm (0.0079-0.0098 in.)]]> Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:54:29 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/arctic-cat-valve-clearance-specs-t3875.htm#71070 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/arctic-cat-valve-clearance-specs-t3875.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/can-am-diagnostics-fault-codes-t3874.htm Bootlegger Quote:Can-Am 500, 650, 800, and Renegade are equipped with an on board diagnostic center. Meaning, you can pull codes from your machine. Directions: Turn your key to have the lights on. Set the multifunction gauge to engine hours. Press and hold the selector button while QUICKLY toggling the HI-LO beam 3 times. Continue holding the selector button. ACTIVE P_CODE should show up on the gauge. If there are any fault codes to be read they will begin with a P followed ... Tech Tips Tue, 21 Apr 2009 02:52:25 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/can-am-diagnostics-fault-codes-t3874.htm#71068 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/can-am-diagnostics-fault-codes-t3874.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-size-trailer-t3817.htm kawi warrior Ok guy's . The time is getting closer to purchase a new RZR ! The width on these units are 50'' , but with after market wheels and tires it grows to 54'' . I was looking at a 5x10 , but have been told a 6x12 is the best choice . I want a trailer that the RZR will fit on and will not sway while being pulled . The trailer size of course depends on the cost , so with that being said I just need what works and works well with the least amount of cost ! Tech Tips Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:07:17 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-size-trailer-t3817.htm#70083 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/what-size-trailer-t3817.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ac-inner-cv-joint-removal-t3824.htm pwm Inner CV Joint Removal 1. Jack your vehicle off the ground and secure it from rolling. 2. Remove the wheel. 3. Remove the axle nut (large nut on the outside of the hub). 4. Remove the lower control arm bolt from the hub assembly. 5. The hub will be able to swing out away allowing the axle to be slipped out through the back. This may require a tap on the threaded end of the outer cv joint. Put the axle nut back on half way so that you can tap on it without damaging the threads. 6. ... Tech Tips Thu, 16 Apr 2009 02:16:02 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ac-inner-cv-joint-removal-t3824.htm#70212 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/ac-inner-cv-joint-removal-t3824.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/fuel-filter-or-lack-of-t3762.htm Dirt Dobber What ?
How can that be seems really wrong as they are fuel injected.
Now im thinking about figuring out a way to pre filter fuel.]]> Tech Tips Fri, 10 Apr 2009 18:28:45 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/fuel-filter-or-lack-of-t3762.htm#68953 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/fuel-filter-or-lack-of-t3762.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/change-brake-pads-t3672.htm Xplorin_Sport
But tipsa re always welcome.]]> Tech Tips Thu, 02 Apr 2009 20:22:19 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/change-brake-pads-t3672.htm#67338 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/change-brake-pads-t3672.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/slime-application-t3627.htm Xplorin_Sport Hey guys, I just got the Valve replaced on my back left and I go out today and its flat. Filled to 5 PSI and its now below 1, I also filled my back right up at the same time to 5 PSI and its now at 2.5. I have some SLIME but I wanted to know your opinion on how to apply it. Is it ok to deflate the tire put it in, fill her up and roll her around for a few minutes or do I need to wait till I'm able to ride for a while before application? I'm going to go get the valve checked before I ... Tech Tips Mon, 30 Mar 2009 19:25:51 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/slime-application-t3627.htm#66792 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/slime-application-t3627.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/tighten-cv-boot-clips-t3605.htm Xplorin_Sport Hey guys, any tips on how to tighten a CV Boot Clip? I can't get mine tight enough. I don't have the CV Tool. Tech Tips Fri, 27 Mar 2009 15:05:09 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/tighten-cv-boot-clips-t3605.htm#66431 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/tighten-cv-boot-clips-t3605.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/gas-additive-t3660.htm Xplorin_Sport Anyone ever put gas additive or anything like that to clean out the inside or any tips and tricks? my ride runs smooth and idles fine I just didn't know if anyone does anything for preventative maintenance. Tech Tips Thu, 02 Apr 2009 00:08:11 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/gas-additive-t3660.htm#67153 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/gas-additive-t3660.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-700-sparkplugs-and-brakes-t3614.htm Xplorin_Sport
Any brands you recommend? Should I just get the stock stuff?

Any info would be great.]]> Tech Tips Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:06:28 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-700-sparkplugs-and-brakes-t3614.htm#66579 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/polaris-700-sparkplugs-and-brakes-t3614.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/grizzly-660-mods-how-too-s-t3557.htm Bootlegger Adam From the MS. Mud Nutz made these. If should help out a few people. Hub Flip... Hub Flip Mod Handle Bar Start Mod Handle Bar Mod Foot Brake shift Mod Foot Brake Mod Tech Tips Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:58:04 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/grizzly-660-mods-how-too-s-t3557.htm#65122 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/grizzly-660-mods-how-too-s-t3557.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/03-polaris-sportsman-700-t3551.htm Xplorin_Sport Ok guys i'm going to check out a 03 Polaris Sportsman 700 saturday and i'm new to the inspection side. I have rode all my life just never had to maintain one. Its 03 with 1300 miles, digital display, all around independent, he said everything is rides smooth. He bought it a year ago and rode it for maybe 100 miles. He just changed the belt on it and the tires have about 65% thread on them. Also just oiled all the u-joints and stuff. What else should I look at besides oil. Where do ... Tech Tips Fri, 20 Mar 2009 00:55:22 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/03-polaris-sportsman-700-t3551.htm#64878 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/03-polaris-sportsman-700-t3551.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/vdi-and-tuning-rincon-hellppppppp-t3378.htm Dirt Dobber VDI and TUNING I edited this post I have installed the VDI on a stock 450 2008 KQ ,,,,the only mods are the uni filter and , tip ,, of the stock exhaust has been changed to a plain straight tube that will allow for snorkle. Ive got problems ok,,,,,,,,,, on the 450 It runs better but only the VDI is switched to one..... Is that almost exactly comparable to the stock ECU ? If i switch to two , which is where im supposed to get my gains and elimante revers crud ... Tech Tips Fri, 27 Feb 2009 18:46:59 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/vdi-and-tuning-rincon-hellppppppp-t3378.htm#61240 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/vdi-and-tuning-rincon-hellppppppp-t3378.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-cleaning-t723.htm CanAmChris When cleaning your radiator after a good muddy ride spray it with simple green and let it sit for a while.. Really helps get the Junk out of it.. Tech Tips Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:14:47 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-cleaning-t723.htm#8887 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/radiator-cleaning-t723.htm http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/why-i-fry-my-spark-plug-boot-t3218.htm Dirt Dobber I ripped it upward with only hand powwr today and split the boot.
Is there a special tool for removing the boot form the plug ona Honda rincon 650.
]]> Tech Tips Mon, 09 Feb 2009 02:39:21 GMT http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/why-i-fry-my-spark-plug-boot-t3218.htm#57874 http://cumberland-mudders.forumotion.com/tech-tips-f19/why-i-fry-my-spark-plug-boot-t3218.htm