Posted on 11.25.2012 03:32 by Sulthoni , Serafim Filed under: Suzuki | sib atv | Suzuki KingQuad | 2012 | Motorcycles | Motorcycle Reviews | Suzuki
Suzuki revealed the 2012 edition of its KingQuad ASi Camo. The newborn support features a program of theoretical upgrades which support it rest on the aforementioned distinction with its rivals. The important upgrades are represented by a newborn render shot grouping and a firm digital speedometer.
The 2012 KingQuad 400ASi Camo continues to be supercharged by the aforementioned 376cc four-stroke, four-valve engine. The engine however, has conventional newborn cam profiles and intrinsic structures of the device for accumulated performance. Additionally, Suzuki’s newborn render shot grouping makes the engine smoother in the mid-to-high range. The render shot grouping also uses 3-D kindling maps for best kindling and more efficiency. The engine’s noesis is dispatched to the wheels finished Suzuki’s full semiautomatic QuadMatic CVT transmission. There is also acquirable a high-low selectable sub-transmission which helps you face a wider difference of terrains.
The sending is compounded with a torque-sensing limited-slip face figuring which enhances action in 4WD fashion and helps you cows easier.
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Suzuki KingQuad 400ASi Camo originally appeared on topspeed.com on Sunday, 25 Nov 2012 03:32 EST.
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