I'd wait 3-4 more months... then order the QSC kit from Ryan @ RSV Performance.... and install it when it arrives.

Unless you have a good relationship with your dealer, and they wouldn't mention that modification when/if doing warranty work!!

 

I do not have a good relationship with the dealer I bought it from, like I said its the first atv I have bought. And I bought it 2 states away to get a muchhhhhh better deal (abernathys in union city, TN) but are you saying that if they do say something it will void the warranty? I got a free 2 year warranty with the machine so id like to keep it the full 2 years lol

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It will void warranty on drive train components. But that should be all. axles, belts, differentials, etc. would have the warranty voided. Electrical, frame, etc. would not have the warranty voided.

 

Alright thank you Thor. In your opinion would it be worth putting it on then? Or waiting?

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Throw it in.

 

I would wait until the warranty runs out just to be on the safe side.

 

Its bullshit, clutches are made to be tunable just like a carb.
If an axle goes, is the dealer really going to pull your clutches and look for a kit?
Find another dealer if they wanna play that game.

 

I agree. That dealer sounds like a douche.

 

@Scaredpollo what part of southern indiana are you from?

 

I try to not mess with stuff till warranties are done. but for ATV's with the amount of warranty things that are denied. I'd probably strongly consider putting one in. Especially if you've got aftermarket tires already.

 

@fuzzy Mount Vernon, very very southern tip

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@fuzzy Mount Vernon, very very southern tip

yes you are, I'm right across the river from Lousiville, Ky in New Albany.

 

@fuzzy ahh alright been through there quite a few times actually

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