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Re: New ATV horsepower
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Posted by john deere nut on August 21, 2006 at 16:16:19 from (72.75.195.111):
In Reply to: New ATV horsepower posted by O on August 21, 2006 at 13:09:18:
All high have to say is and i do agree with a post quite a while back ago that four stroke is the way to go. Four strokes get better traction in snow and mud and for some reason a two stroke equivelent does not seem to have the needed traction. For example a yamaha banshee and warrior are comparable weight and comparable displacement. I like the other guy that posted have noted the warrir with balled tires goes better then a banshee with good traction tires. Thats why i would not want a two cycle like a oliver 1900 to plow snow with or work in mud a lot. The two stroke may just get buried
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