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Old 08-04-2008, 11:11 AM
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Default DragonFire Racing 840 Teryx VS DFR Turbo RZR

Here is the You Tube Link to DFR Teryx 840 kit, vs DFR Turbo RZR.
Teryx DFR parts:
DFR Performance parts installed: 840 Kit, Intake, Jet kit, Dual Exhaust, Clutch kit
DFR 6 over suspension and Two seat Cage

RZR DFR Parts:
DFR Performance Parts installed: RZR Turbo kit, Stage 3 clutch kit
RZR 6 over suspension.

YouTube - crustyforever's Channel

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Old 08-04-2008, 11:52 AM
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why was it cutting out?
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They had to lift to make sure it was safe to cross the intersections. It pulls the entire way.
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very very FAST GREAT JOB!
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Old 08-04-2008, 12:21 PM
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YouTube - DragonFire Racing: Turbo RZR VS 840cc Teryx #3

YouTube - DragonFire Racing: Turbo RZR VS 840cc Teryx

YouTube - DragonFire Racing Turbo RZR VS 840cc Teryx #2


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So which is faster in a straight line drag race from a dead stop say 300 ft.?
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Good work Todd!

Who's the driver going to be?
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They are so close, it depends on who gets the jump, plus it depends on the temp, The RZR will do better when it gets cooler out. But the throttle response of the Teryx makes it the winner.
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Teryx has taller gearing. RZR stops at 65 MPH. We did a custom grind on the clutch spacer, and has our stage three clutch in it.

We have two drivers we are woking with, we might field two are three of these cars, if we can get them done in time, and the CORR Driver Rules allow Pro drivers to drive in the UTV class. We are not sure if this can happen. We are trying to get a rulling on this. Once we get this done, and the testing is finished we will announce the drivers.
I am going to drive one in select races, this is one of the issues with the CORR rules, I want to field a Pro Buggy and Pro lite vehicle as well.
If we are going to spend the weekend there, we might as well race.
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They are so close, it depends on who gets the jump, plus it depends on the temp, The RZR will do better when it gets cooler out. But the throttle response of the Teryx makes it the winner.
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Teryx has taller gearing. RZR stops at 65 MPH. We did a custom grind on the clutch spacer, and has our stage three clutch in it.

We have two drivers we are woking with, we might field two are three of these cars, if we can get them done in time, and the CORR Driver Rules allow Pro drivers to drive in the UTV class. We are not sure if this can happen. We are trying to get a rulling on this. Once we get this done, and the testing is finished we will announce the drivers.
I am going to drive one in select races, this is one of the issues with the CORR rules, I want to field a Pro Buggy and Pro lite vehicle as well.
If we are going to spend the weekend there, we might as well race.
Yes you can do that, probuggy and UTV.

See ya at Pomona?????

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You will need to drop the displacement down to 800 to race at corr
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Old 08-05-2008, 09:51 AM
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The race motor is a 798, the 840 kit is a pump gas bolt on kit that make 90 HP. I will put a video up of the Race car and its motor once we are done testing.
The 798 kit is 13:1 the head is flowed has bigger valves, bigger carbs, differnt cams, and makes just under 130HP
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Thats crazy HP! The Rhino guys are screwed!
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The race motor is a 798, the 840 kit is a pump gas bolt on kit that make 90 HP. I will put a video up of the Race car and its motor once we are done testing.
The 798 kit is 13:1 the head is flowed has bigger valves, bigger carbs, differnt cams, and makes just under 130HP
To be clear with every one thats Crank HP not to the ground.
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still that is some impressive horsepower in a sxs ,with a good driver it should the competition
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