Suzuki ATV & UTV Projects

LATEST Suzuki ATV & UTV Projects

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  Project 2009 Suzuki LTZ400: Final Impact

  With nearly $3,500 in after-market upgrades, have we finally built the "perfect" woods racer? It sure ain't bad!

  Sep. 03, 2009
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  Project Suzuki LTZ400: Bars and Armor

  With engine and suspension complete, we needed to add some final pieces up-top - and then again, down below.

  Jul. 15, 2009
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  Project Suzuki LTZ400: OMF Wheels and X Rex Tires

  While having a plush ride and a bit more under the throttle finger, there has to be some control of the power to the ground. For this part of our build we decided to get into the wheels and tires that deliver the power to the trail.

  Jun. 16, 2009
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  Project Suzuki LTZ400: HLS Suspension

  We will be changing a few items to make this model fit our needs as a woods racer, with a budget mind set to keep our project affordable within reason. Our major changes right off the bat will include suspension.

  Mar. 23, 2009

• iShock your Suzuki LT-R450

  We have spent many hours on our long-term 2006 Suzuki LT-R450 and we have come to the conclusion that the Suzuki suspension is NOT satisfactory for the amateur/expert or even casual off-road rider.

  Jun. 05, 2007

• LT-R450 Tech: UM Racing Pro Peg install and HEP rear number plate bracket

  We install UM Racing Pro Pegs and HEP Products rear number plate bracket on our Suzuki LT-R450

  Apr. 01, 2007
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  Testing the Motoworks SR4 Race System ATV Exhaust

  We equip our Project Quadracer with a Motoworks SR4 exhaust system and put it through several months of testing.

  Feb. 06, 2007

• Mr. Dunes Quads

  Mr. Dunes Quads

  Nov. 01, 2005

• Mr. Dune's Suzuki LT500R Hot Setups

  Mr. Dune's Suzuki LT500R Hot Setups

  Nov. 01, 2005

• Mr. Dune's Sandbox/Quadzilla Zone

  Mr. Dune's Sandbox/Quadzilla Zone

  Nov. 01, 2005

• Counting The Body Parts Part #1 - Chassis Page 2

  In this part of the article, we will identify what we have, what we need and why, in relation to chassis and suspension components.

  Oct. 01, 2005

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  Before & After IT'S ALIVE!!! (photos)

  Oct. 01, 2005

• Chassis - Page #3 Front Ball Joints, Spindles, Hubs and Wheel Bearings

  The ball joints look fine. Again, there are no cracks or tearing of the rubber boots and the movement of the mechanism is smooth without excessive play.

  Oct. 01, 2005

• Your Opportunity With This Project

  Currently Off-Road.Com delivers more than 4.8 million pages of information each month to over 380,000 readers . These readers are all off-road enthusiasts seeking the latest information about off-road activities and products. When you select Off-Road.Co

  Oct. 01, 2005

• Pingry Aluminum Oil Tank for LTZ400 - Project QuadSport Z400 ATV

  Too much heat can be your enemy. We are using Project LTZ450 to compete in the Best in the Desert series where it is not uncomon to find tempatures above 100 degrees. Add to that the fact that they are all long distance races and you can understand whey w

  Apr. 01, 2005

• Finishing Touches from Alba - Project LT-Z450

  Yea it has been awhile since we have updated this project. It has been a little cold around hear. Yea, lousy excuse.... So let's get on with it.

  Mar. 01, 2005

• Total Control Suspension (TCS) - ATV Suspension - Long Travel shocks for Project QuadSport Z400 ATV

  Nearly a year ago, we upgraded the front suspension on our Project LTZ with long travel a-arms. At the same time, we added a complete set of TCS shocks. In the front we used the TCS 19" Sag Control Series shocks. In the rear we sent TCS our stock LT-Z sho

  Nov. 01, 2004

• Project Quadzilla Born Again, The Fire In The Monster-Chapter One

  As you can see our LT500 was delivered in slightly less than pristine showroom condition. Usually if I'm going to split the cases I'll do most of the disassembly while the engine is mounted securely in the frame. If you leave the chain connected, you can

  Sep. 01, 2004

• Project Quadzilla Born Again, The Fire In The Monster-Prologue

  Arriving at Pat's not a moment too soon, yours truly was none too surprised to to see our fearless leader at Off-Road.com had become impatient while waiting for me to arrive.

  Sep. 01, 2004

• Project Quadzilla Born Again, A Skeleton With Legs, Page Four

  VERY IMPORTANT! You will need the circlip from your stock axle! Do not throw this away! It centers the axle and proper alignment without it is almost impossible to achieve. Also the clip IS NOT AVAILABLE FROM SUZUKI!

  Sep. 01, 2004