this is my 86 Yamaha srv 540 with 144 track, motor piped ported, a lot of custom work. for a old sled its great for the powder.
What do you think mod srv
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I like it.
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volcano buster
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That should rip along pretty good.
Worked with a guy that had one and that motor surprised me.
Worked with a guy that had one and that motor surprised me.
This is soo badass great job man!
went back to the drawing board and rebuilt a new srv from the ground up this is way more new and improved from the last one. the pictures will explain it all
more pictures
Its finished!
Looks great!! Love the old SRV's.
I had one with the DG pipe way back when. Lots of heavy parts on them.
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HANDSOME
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I had a mod phazer mod for my kid a few years ago that had flats slide 38 mm miks and a psi single pipe and a 136x1.75 track and a drop n rolled chain case. It worked well but the body panles and airbox were a pia.For a light sled there is a ton of weight that could come off. Pipe, seat and rear skid was super heavy.
I would love to do something similar to my yamaha ss440, I shoved a 540 in it. i was thinking of putting in a better skid and track on the ss, what skids can i use the would work and what tracks can on use on the ss
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ggcustoms
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Sweet
Brings back memories. I grew up on a '90 (I think) SRV and other older Yamahas. Got over 5400mi on it before we upgraded. Gotta love the pogo sticks.
Awesome builds, those are some good looking sleds. I've never been in this forum section but I just happened to see the heading when I was scrolling through.
Brings back memories. I grew up on a '90 (I think) SRV and other older Yamahas. Got over 5400mi on it before we upgraded. Gotta love the pogo sticks.
Awesome builds, those are some good looking sleds. I've never been in this forum section but I just happened to see the heading when I was scrolling through.
Afternoon, thus is a longshot question after all this time but what skid did you use? Polaris?
