What's everybody's thought in my odds beating a zr 800 and zr 900 in a 1000 ft race. The zr's are both stock with studs. The viper will have a mrviper 780 with venom heads. Bender pipes. Hc clutching. 144 studs. Boysen rad valves. And mach z 38mm carbs. I know they are big motors and fast sleds But 2 guys at work on the 800/900. Keep talking smack about my yammy 700.
The answer might be who gets the hole shot. I vote viper.
Big_Phil
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My buddy has a zr 800, stock with studs and some clutching. My viper with speedwerx pipes, hc clutching, 144 studs destroys him. 1/8 mile ill get him by 2-3 lengths, but after that its not even fair. From a roll I can give him the jump, and catch and pass him within seconds. I dont think the 900s are much better
Only trail sled that should be beating your 780 is a turbo/super/nitrous apex or nytro. Or an arctic cat turbo with a tune maybe.
Only trail sled that should be beating your 780 is a turbo/super/nitrous apex or nytro. Or an arctic cat turbo with a tune maybe.
YAMMIEGOD3:16
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zr 900 will be more trouble, if your setup correct, you should beat both these sleds. 3:16 (yammie tony)
Good to here. Think maybe I'll start talking some smack back to um lol. What about the newer mxz 800
jabber800
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My old 835 viper would walk any of those twins! The 780 should be just as potent. If your set up properly it will be no contest.
Agpetro
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Should have no problem beating both. I'm running a stock viper motor with bender triples. I raced my neighbors 900 zr. He is 300lbs+ and beat him 5 times racing. He also had a 16 year old that was around 150lbs and i beat him 5 times also. I was around 270lbs back then. The key is having the rpms up and getting a good hole shot. Should win every time!!
3g racing
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Well this all depends on your set up, I have owned a mr.viper 700 srx and u should have NO problems. But if it's not tuned ur gonna get beat, if don has set it up u won't make any friends no matter what u race
Yes don has my cylinders right now I can't wait to get them back. Have herd nothing but good things about the work he does.