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#1 Re: General Discussion about Yamaha Rhinos » Yamaha Rhino Rollover » 2008-09-03 05:02:17
Like all the others have said, we are really sorry for your loss. But i also agree with all the others that Yamaha should NOT be held liable for the roll overs. I have rolled mine once and almost one other time. both times was because of doing something the rhino was not intended to do. like power sliding on wet grass... with low tire pressure.. not a good idea...
When are we as people going to start taking responsibilty for ourselves instead of blaming someone else.... like i always heard and repeated... guns dont kill anyone, someone has to load it and pull the trigger.... and no we did not make you smoke, that was your decision. and we did not make you drink that beer either...
if someone gets run over with a car on the sidewalk by a normal age perfect driver, do we sue the car manafacture becasue it was able to drive over a person????
#2 Re: Rhino Parts and Accessories » lift kits » 2008-08-20 05:00:14
I went with the High Lifter 2 inch lift as it did not require cutting off the lower shock mount. you only have to grind off a washer on the lower mount to aquire room for the cv boot not to rub. gets my vote for a slight lift kit that is easy to install and can be taken off just as easy.
#3 Re: General Discussion about Yamaha Rhinos » My Rhino will not start. » 2008-08-12 04:48:25
Fuel filter #1 then maybe pump or CDI if you have one.
#4 Re: Rhino Parts and Accessories » Rhino- To lift or not to lift? » 2008-07-30 07:34:01
i just installed the High Lifter 2 inch lift and it was quick and seems to work well.
#5 Re: General Discussion about Yamaha Rhinos » Looking for some objective thoughts ... » 2008-07-21 05:32:22
Ranger does probaly have better pulling power but do you want to go that wide? for the narrower thought i would go with the rhino. there are lots of aftermarket suppliers to get anything you think you want for the rhino. the new Kaw Teryx seems to be ok. just with my past KAW experence, they love spark plugs.
but you really need to go out and drive all of them you are considering. everyone has diffrent wants/likes for each machine.
#6 Re: Yamaha Rhino Photo Gallery » 06 660 SE » 2008-07-18 11:03:21
installed the new Highlifter 2" lift and Hunterworks wheel spacers last night. man does the stance look much better now. will try to get a new pic this weekend and post with before one to see diffrence.
J
#7 Re: Yamaha Rhino Photo Gallery » 06 660 SE » 2008-07-16 04:57:01
Tkx Badley.
they are on a forum. he made some of every color rhinos and diffrent trucks.
#8 Re: Yamaha Rhino Photo Gallery » 06 660 SE » 2008-07-15 05:19:09
Lookin' good Hawke! What kind of riding do you do?
Thanks,
I usually ride Ky hills & mud. but working all over southeast US, i ride what ever i find around. While working the past 2 yrs in east TX have figured out TX boys like MUD more than anything else.
Starting to miss my KY HILLS
#9 Re: Rhino Parts and Accessories » lift kits » 2008-07-11 12:40:55
Has anyone used the Extreme Lift 3" kit? Likes or Diss?
I am thinking of getting a lift, just not sure which one. really dont want to go any wider like the long travel kits. just want some more clearence.
thanks for any information
#10 Re: Yamaha Rhino Photo Gallery » 06 660 SE » 2008-07-11 06:58:00
New Top installed
Old top
still need pic with toolbox installed :?
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