Sand Shark
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Drivetrain looks pretty solid. It should be a great all around UTV.
Kawasaki released the Teryx 4 H2 today! 250HP
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Drivetrain looks pretty solid. It should be a great all around UTV.
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The more I see the more I like this thing.. I’m probably going to sell my speed and get one at some point this season
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rivermobster
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You already bought one first year model release, how did That work out for you?
While it's always cool to be the first kid on the block with a new toy, I'd at least wait till next season.
It's not like you Need to have one.
Dave, I still like the looks of the Speed and useful bed better on the Speed. The Speed has a better chassis & suspension geometry design features, but overall the Kawi H2 is going to be a much better machine. Everywhere the Speed lacks, this is going to dominate, making those few better points of the Speed not as important or even noticeable in the overall reliability, usability & satisfaction.
Then add in the Kawasaki reputation, dealer system, and you know the aftermarket is going to support this car and is already building tons of stuff for this new car. It’s going to be the car to see at the Sand Show this year, and to see who’s already got stuff out for them.
I know someone in the valley who went to PC to see if he could see anything. They did not try to get in the Kawi compound as it was a private event but was able to watch this cars rip out in the desert. He said they sounded really good (not sure if the supercharger chirp might get annoying after awhile?) He said he drove over near an area to watch them come through a good sized whoop section and the cars looked really good. A few kicked up, but that’s also on the drivers not keeping their foot in it. Imagine what a set of Eibach springs and maybe a shock tune might do? Oh btw it was 102 out per his truck thermometer when he was out there, so it was pretty hot. He said they did not seem to be slowing up due to the heat, and he did not see any cars getting serviced or worked on by the Kawasaki crews.
No way your running this fast or hard in a stock Speed in these temps. Hollander just hit 99mph on tune 10 in triple digits the other day, but his “Cool Package” kit comes at a $15K price tag. But he’s still working on not breaking belts.
