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Russ Wernimont Designs Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 Race Build - UTV Sports Magazine
Russ Wernimont Designs Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 Race Build - UTV Sports Magazine
I would think they are.. I did a quick search after you posted and didn't see them specifically...but they would have to beAre those Baja T/A's available to the general consumer?
To have it built ..yeah! If you read the article a father an son built it together. I wish I could fabricate like that...thing is just sickBIG MONEY in that machine. Damn!
So are you saying you was actually sponsored by them or was that another post? If you were sponsored why didn't you run a pair? Or if I read it wrong...did you personally try the KM3. I have always been a fan of BF Goodrich.The BFG Baja KR2 has the exact same tread pattern as the KM3. The KR2 is designed as a race tire with stiffer sidewalls that would not perform/ride as well as the KM3 for every day riders. Here is a post that I copied from a thread of mine on another forum when I was thinking about buying the KM3's.
"I can shed a little light on the BFG topic.
We've been sponsored by them for several years running their tires in KOH and pro rock and renegade series. I have the KM3s on my Truck. My pit crew lead has the km3 on his XPT. We run the KR2 on our race car.
The KM3 is an awesome tire. I love it on the truck and on a rec wheeler there isn't any better. We run the KR2 on the race car because it's the better tire for that. From the guys at BFG if you are gonna hit any wet go with the KM3. The KR2 is the best desert racer tire but they told me if there was gonna be mud or anything to run the km3. The KR2 has a stronger side wall and does amazing in dry loose dirt and similar. In 2 races at KOH we haven't lost a tire. The KR2 actually was on Mitch Guthrie Jrs polaris when he won it.
For that price the KM3 is a steal."
I tried to find as much info as I could...pretty vague. I've heard of and seen wet clutch delete kits on other ATVs and sxs...artic cat I believe and it really woke them up with a good clutch. Curious to see if this will happen with the KRX...although some people say the wet clutch is the greatest thing since sliced bread.That truly is a work of art. Velocity 3.0 shocks and Walker Evans forged bead locks with bfg's are like earrings on a pretty girl. I think we are going to see alot more of this car this year. I'd like to know how they are getting the top speed out of this car. I'll bet it can do 100 mph plus when warranted. Transmission gearing? Clutching? Is the wet clutch still in it or is there a trick there also?
Maybe someone in the know could help us out with some info? Outrun???? Weigh in please.
That was a reply to me from someone who does race on them.So are you saying you was actually sponsored by them or was that another post? If you were sponsored why didn't you run a pair? Or if I read it wrong...did you personally try the KM3. I have always been a fan of BF Goodrich.
Yeah I actually found the post. I'll be looking into these when the time comes for replacements..good write up in the old post.That was a reply to me from someone who does race on them.
I do actually run the KM3 on my KRX, and I think they are an incredible tire. BFG knows how to build off road tires.
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Funny thing I find about that entire article is how they say they wanted the best platform and suspension to build off and chose the KRX. Even though they are slow... true off road enthusiasts can see the potential. They are is the same business as shock therapy so not just some random build.. they know what they are looking at and working with. This is exactly why I bought this machine...for the potential and it's awesome right outta the box.
That is out of my tax Bracket ......WOW!!!BIG MONEY in that machine. Damn!