Yamaha Rhino Forum banner

Some parts arrived

1K views 7 replies 4 participants last post by  RHINO RAT 
#1 ·
I got my Rhino early last spring and spent some time getting it back into good running condition. It was a bit neglected, but in overall decent shape. Wheel bearings, suspension bushings, brakes, etc went into it and it was starting to come along pretty good. Wheel spacers, new wheels and tires and it was looking like a nice machine. Then I started digging into the clutching, watched lots of videos and reading on here and took the clutching all apart and cleaned it all up and ordered the slug kit and slippery washers from Hunterworks and the machine turned into a very capable and fun unit.
But... well the top speed just wasn't there for the odd time I needed more than 60 km/hr or 37 mph. I also wanted to take the machine down to Yuma this December when we go to visit my parents down there, and they travel pretty quick from time to time.
So, since I've already used some of Hunterworks products I got a hold of Todd and asked what he could do and he recommended his Best kit. So I ordered it up with one of his new belts and here it is.


Sent from my BlackBerry Motion using Tapatalk
 
See less See more
7
#2 ·
I'm really happy with the kit, running stock engine and exhaust and everything else stock, my top speed went from 60 km/hr to 80 km/hr, or 50 mph. This is what was claimed, but very satisfied that it is an accurate statement. I'm just thankful that guys like Hunterworks and others are still making products for this machine because it's a great unit. So thanks guys.


Sent from my BlackBerry Motion using Tapatalk
 
#5 ·
Had the Rhino out on Saturday with my son. Very happy with the results, cruising down the forest service roads you can do so comfortably at 70km/hr or so, basically 45 mph. Obviously trails are substantially lower speeds, but when you want to cover ground a bit quicker it's now possible. And the engine isn't revving high either. Great stuff.
Some pictures of a couple of smaller fishing lakes we went to.


Sent from my BlackBerry Motion using Tapatalk
 
#7 ·
Had the Rhino out on Saturday with my son. Very happy with the results, cruising down the forest service roads you can do so comfortably at 70km/hr or so, basically 45 mph. Obviously trails are substantially lower speeds, but when you want to cover ground a bit quicker it's now possible. And the engine isn't revving high either. Great stuff.
Some pictures of a couple of smaller fishing lakes we went to.


Sent from my BlackBerry Motion using Tapatalk

It's good to start them young! https://drive.google.com/open?id=1-ZXBofUaAPGwVm9D4V6iO9Y2t6lyu3WB
 
#6 ·
Thats what its all about, cool pics


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
 
#8 ·
Nice, now you just have to get one for yourself....LOL
 
This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Top