PolarisNut
Nov 5 2006, 09:25 PM
A few quick things I noticed.
Dragon doesnt have a radiator, but a much larger front tunnel cooler w/ 2 inlets and 2 outlets (looks to be two separate cooling loops)
Piston is a different part number over the old 700 pistons...Now uses the 600 pin bearings that are wider (better choice for a 660 conversion on the 600)
Cylinders now use a 4 bolt exhaust flange, over the 3 bolt style
They have it running 23/39 gearing
64gm weights with a 66/44.46 helix for clutching
Just something to BS about while waiting for snow :beerchug:
07dragon700
Nov 5 2006, 09:58 PM
where did u get this information from? I wonder why they'd cut the front rad i guess to save weight, I actually liked that feature because last year my rev would over heat on iced over trails while my riding buddys 900 switchback would be running ice cold it was one of the factors that made me make the switch i dont like this surprise at all.
roscoracing68
Nov 5 2006, 10:11 PM
QUOTE(07dragon700 @ Nov 5 2006, 10:58 PM)

where did u get this information from? I wonder why they'd cut the front rad i guess to save weight, I actually liked that feature because last year my rev would over heat on iced over trails while my riding buddys 900 switchback would be running ice cold it was one of the factors that made me make the switch i dont like this surprise at all.
Gonna have to find some loose snow every couple miles and pack the tunnel with it. My Firecat has the same problem running on the lake when there's no snow.
BuddyP
Nov 6 2006, 08:41 AM
600 HO Cleanfire 600 HO IQ F/O
10-62 weights MAX RPM 8100
Black Green Primary Spring
Red black Team Secondary
64-42-36 ER
Sprocket, 23T, 3/4W [IQ]
Sprocket, 22T, 3/4W [IQ LX]
Sprocket, 39T, 3/4W
10 tooth front track drivers
3211115 Drive belt
700 DRAGON
10-64 weights
Dark Blue white primary
Red black Team Secondary
66-44-46 LW ER
23-39 gearing - 1.70
MAX RPM 8250
Belt # 3211115
WIdth 1.460
46.77 Outside diameter
11.5" center distance
actionfigurejoe
Nov 6 2006, 09:36 AM
Polaris moved away from Elko as a piston vendor for the Dragon.
ExcursionPSD
Dec 22 2006, 10:57 PM
BuddyP
just doing some browsing, wanted to mention that the 600 CFI is using a 9 tooth tubular driver, like the other IQ's, except for the RMK's with the long pitch Series 5 tracks that use an 8 tooth driver.
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