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arctic cat 650 vs 700
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Posted by: TTZ450

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEA WHAT THE HORSEPOWER AND TORQUE IS ON THESE TWO QUADS?

Posted by: Adjohatardder

check this too

regards, Adjohatardder

Posted by: cory

Around 27 to the wheels. Pipes and stuff help out a little....about 4 or 5 hp to the wheels. Don't know about the torque...forgot the formula.

Posted by: quad97

From a seat of the pants feel the 650 H1 has more low end, very close on top.

Posted by: woodsracer144

the 650 has mid.. very little... and alot of top end...i was on my blaster(even 200 ish bore) and my bro got the 650 h1 and i had him utill i hit about 3-4th gear then he pulled on me.. i thik i would be able to hold him some what beause i for reeds in her now...

Posted by: zeus54

34.7 HP 21.2 FT LBS> TORQUE 650 H1
41.2 HP 28.6 FT LBS> TORQUE 700 EFI

And just for the hell of it........
33.5 HP 25.9 FT LBS> TORQUE 650 V2
28.0 HP 17.6 FT LBS> TORQUE 500 AUTO OR SEMI-AUTO
24.7 HP 15.3 FT LBS> TORQUE 400 AUTO OR SEMI-AUTO

Posted by: kdboutel

quote:
Originally posted by zeus54
34.7 HP 21.2 FT LBS> TORQUE 650 H1
41.2 HP 28.6 FT LBS> TORQUE 700 EFI

And just for the hell of it........
33.5 HP 25.9 FT LBS> TORQUE 650 V2
28.0 HP 17.6 FT LBS> TORQUE 500 AUTO OR SEMI-AUTO
24.7 HP 15.3 FT LBS> TORQUE 400 AUTO OR SEMI-AUTO

Zeus,

I know you posted this a while ago, but do you remember where you got the info? I did know a site that listed quite a few quads to compare HP and torque ratings but I have no idea what I did with the url.

Thanks in advance!

Posted by: cory

I think he made them up.....

http://hmfengineering.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1837

http://hmfengineering.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1835

Posted by: kdboutel

quote:
Originally posted by cory
I think he made them up.....

http://hmfengineering.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1837

http://hmfengineering.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1835

Thanks for the links Cory!