It just keeps getting better! We have one more project planned with the 700RR before it is retired and we begin again. We are currently leaning on a company to develop new parts so the project won't be coming in the short term but it will be good! We already have Factory 43 Parts sitting on the shelf for it.
@ATVonDemand Sounds excellent! Have '21 Raptor 700R-SE. 3hrs on it! Rode only super easy in grassy field to break-in engine properly (heat cycles etc). I'm a Vet guy but want better front suspension. Do you recommend NEW front shocks or will a Rocket Ron type improvement be best all around way to go? Thanks for any advice. - David.. Western Ohio.
Need to try and enter this in a short course/MX race and just see how it does against the 450 class bikes. Or even an open class with 4x4s if they do that somewhere.
@4:57 you takes about a trx450 filter for the FCI intake on the raptor, do you guys have the partial airbox with that intake? And if so did you have to remove the steel cage in the filter? I assume it was a 06 plus trx filter
Nice video! very helpful, I have the FCI intake with box and I want to switch the air filter to a foam filter, like the one on the video, can you please tell me the exact model of the TRX 450 R air filter? It will fit with no modifications neeaded? Thank you!
Who's they? We'll talk to you. 😎 We've seen the YFZ450R front shocks revalved and altered to work with long travel A-Arms. Pete Hager did a set on his Raptor 700R. They look like they work great. That's a viable setup for sure. It's still going to be less expansive than buying new long-travel front shocks. We'll be exploring long-travel in the future.
We can only vouch for the one we've tri'd which was the Hess linkage. We have no affiliation with them. They just work at helping get the back of the machine down a little bit. They're also supposed to help reduce mid stroke harshness. Not sure if the other one or two on the market do anything different.
This quad has come a long way. You guys plan on doing more? Such as nerf guards, handle bars/grips, and/or more engine upgrades?
It just keeps getting better! We have one more project planned with the 700RR before it is retired and we begin again. We are currently leaning on a company to develop new parts so the project won't be coming in the short term but it will be good! We already have Factory 43 Parts sitting on the shelf for it.
@ATVonDemand Sounds excellent! Have '21 Raptor 700R-SE. 3hrs on it! Rode only super easy in grassy field to break-in engine properly (heat cycles etc). I'm a Vet guy but want better front suspension. Do you recommend NEW front shocks or will a Rocket Ron type improvement be best all around way to go? Thanks for any advice. - David.. Western Ohio.
Need to try and enter this in a short course/MX race and just see how it does against the 450 class bikes. Or even an open class with 4x4s if they do that somewhere.
@@RunGMCSyclone That's a good idea. If we were going to do that we would probably set it up with a full Long travel front end.
@4:57 you takes about a trx450 filter for the FCI intake on the raptor, do you guys have the partial airbox with that intake? And if so did you have to remove the steel cage in the filter? I assume it was a 06 plus trx filter
That's definitely an awesome setup i need to do something to my Raptor shocks at a minimum.
Sky's dilemma as far as the aftermarket. Have you spent much time trying to dial in your stock shocks? They are pretty adjustable on the R model
@@ATVonDemand yes i have, it does make a huge difference.
Nice!!
Thanks
Awesome
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Nice video! very helpful, I have the FCI intake with box and I want to switch the air filter to a foam filter, like the one on the video, can you please tell me the exact model of the TRX 450 R air filter? It will fit with no modifications neeaded? Thank you!
They should’ve done the newer yfz450r oem long travel front suspension and then get them revalved very common setup
Who's they? We'll talk to you. 😎 We've seen the YFZ450R front shocks revalved and altered to work with long travel A-Arms. Pete Hager did a set on his Raptor 700R. They look like they work great. That's a viable setup for sure. It's still going to be less expansive than buying new long-travel front shocks. We'll be exploring long-travel in the future.
Lonestar DC4 LT arms are what I am currently doing and my shocks are on the way to Ron
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Great info! Is the rear shock still the stock length?
Yes it is. Glad you enjoyed the video.
Nice ride wow
It's fun.
What valves do you use in the Raptor shocks?
Hi,what is the length of a arms, and shocks?
What are those brake line clamps called? Tec Ceratec? Can’t find them anywhere.
Hel Performance hel-usa.com
@@ATVonDemand Cannot seem to find them on the link. Is there a part number of the correct spelling for the brand? Thanks!
How much $ for resprung and revalve shocks for a raptor 700r?
Sweet... 👍👍👍
Good times!
I weigh roughly 210. What rear linkage would u recommend
We can only vouch for the one we've tri'd which was the Hess linkage. We have no affiliation with them. They just work at helping get the back of the machine down a little bit. They're also supposed to help reduce mid stroke harshness. Not sure if the other one or two on the market do anything different.
Yeah understandable. I just saw you say it was for lighter riders so was check to see if I’d be too heavy for it
BNR revalves
We've heard good things about them.
@@ATVonDemand they’re awesome