If you're interested in building a competitive mud-racing four-wheeler, check out these tips from the pros. A number of these tips are race specific, so do some research before considering making the transformation.
Back in our September 2008 issue we did a write up on one of the CMR stops. Included in that article was ten tips on how to become a competitive mud racer. We thought we would share that article online with you this week.
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Gas Saving Tips
We all feel the pinch at the pump, especially those towing a race rig across the country. Well, we know that this list won't be the answer to the gas problem, but we know it won't hurt.
Yoshimura R&D of America has developed a new slip-on system for the 2008 Polaris Outlaw. The system uses an aluminum RS2 sleeve and features a stainless steel tailpipe that bolts onto the stock header.
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Thermostat Check
To ensure your thermostat is functioning properly,you can test it in a pot of water on the kitchen stove. Using pliers to avoid a burn injury...
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Protect Your Look
If your bike has any anodized parts such as suspension linkage or side covers, be very careful with any harsh cleaners and sprays. Certain cleaning solutions as well as carb cleaner...
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Better Blow Off
Many of today’s sport quads have the crankcase breather tube running up into the airbox. In extreme racing situations...
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Off For Transport
If you stack your quad for transport or any other reason, the fuel in your float bowl will run back out through the bottom of your air filter...





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