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yamaha sport sxs rumor
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Neal3000
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If it is the snowmobile engine sleeved down then yamaha has a turbo kit For it already
Neal3000
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drycreekjeep
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the wait is almost over!!!!!
85toyo
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It's ugly as hell but I can't wait to see what it will do.
knaffie
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Shocks look huge (diameter).
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Shocks look huge (diameter).
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drycreekjeep
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looks like a game changer 
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Neal3000
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Re: Is Yamaha back in the game?
Stunning, Industry-first Three-Cylinder Engine
Prepare yourself for the industry's first 998cc inline-three cylinder sport side-by-side engine. Featuring a compact DOHC twelve-valve cylinder head, an aggressive 11.3:1 compression ratio and high-tech dry-sump lubrication, the YXZ1000R engine offers jaw-dropping power, fantastic midrange torque and a thrilling 10,500 rpm redline. With lightweight 80mm forged aluminum pistons and a counterbalancer, the motor is exceptionally smooth-running, too. Built for the pure sport SxS enthusiast, there's nothing else like it.
High Flow Intake System
High capacity intake system features dual air filters—one oiled foam, one oiled paper—affording maximum airflow to the engine as well as durable filtration for the dirtiest riding environments. The re-usable foam filter features tool-free access for easy servicing, too.
Compact and Clean Exhaust System
The three-into-one high-volume exhaust system with center-mounted muffler centralizes weight distribution and is tuned to provide maximum power across the rev range.
Industry-first 5-Speed Sequential Transmission
The YXZ1000R utilizes an all-new sequential 5-speed manual transmission with reverse that permits rapid and smooth shifting, ideally matched to the potent three-cylinder engine. A beefy hydraulically-actuated clutch system is operated by a foot pedal for light, consistent feel - delivering power up to 20% more efficiently than most automatic CVTs. With an amazingly direct connection between throttle and the drivetrain, this new transmission gives the YXZ™1000R an entirely new sports SxS experience that is unmatched by any other machine.
Yamaha's Exclusive On-Command® 4WD
With the twist of a dial, On-Command 4WD gives the driver ultimate traction, with easily selected 2WD and 4WD full diff lock modes. The YXZ1000R's all-new drivetrain incorporates Yamaha's proven On-Command 4WD system to tackle the most challenging terrain.
Advanced Drivetrain
Getting the power to the wheels is an advanced drive system, featuring an external engine flywheel to maximize engine torque, for smooth shifting and acceleration. To deliver Yamaha's exceptional durability, this system also incorporates an Over-Torque protection system that eliminates spike loads to the front drive case on hard impacts, protecting it from damage without affecting performance.
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Stunning, Industry-first Three-Cylinder Engine
Prepare yourself for the industry's first 998cc inline-three cylinder sport side-by-side engine. Featuring a compact DOHC twelve-valve cylinder head, an aggressive 11.3:1 compression ratio and high-tech dry-sump lubrication, the YXZ1000R engine offers jaw-dropping power, fantastic midrange torque and a thrilling 10,500 rpm redline. With lightweight 80mm forged aluminum pistons and a counterbalancer, the motor is exceptionally smooth-running, too. Built for the pure sport SxS enthusiast, there's nothing else like it.
High Flow Intake System
High capacity intake system features dual air filters—one oiled foam, one oiled paper—affording maximum airflow to the engine as well as durable filtration for the dirtiest riding environments. The re-usable foam filter features tool-free access for easy servicing, too.
Compact and Clean Exhaust System
The three-into-one high-volume exhaust system with center-mounted muffler centralizes weight distribution and is tuned to provide maximum power across the rev range.
Industry-first 5-Speed Sequential Transmission
The YXZ1000R utilizes an all-new sequential 5-speed manual transmission with reverse that permits rapid and smooth shifting, ideally matched to the potent three-cylinder engine. A beefy hydraulically-actuated clutch system is operated by a foot pedal for light, consistent feel - delivering power up to 20% more efficiently than most automatic CVTs. With an amazingly direct connection between throttle and the drivetrain, this new transmission gives the YXZ™1000R an entirely new sports SxS experience that is unmatched by any other machine.
Yamaha's Exclusive On-Command® 4WD
With the twist of a dial, On-Command 4WD gives the driver ultimate traction, with easily selected 2WD and 4WD full diff lock modes. The YXZ1000R's all-new drivetrain incorporates Yamaha's proven On-Command 4WD system to tackle the most challenging terrain.
Advanced Drivetrain
Getting the power to the wheels is an advanced drive system, featuring an external engine flywheel to maximize engine torque, for smooth shifting and acceleration. To deliver Yamaha's exceptional durability, this system also incorporates an Over-Torque protection system that eliminates spike loads to the front drive case on hard impacts, protecting it from damage without affecting performance.
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Neal3000
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Dimensions
L x W x H122.8 in x 64.0 in x 72.2 in
Wheelbase90.6 in
Turning Radius236.2 in
Maximum Ground Clearance12.9 in
Fuel Capacity9.0 gal
Wet Weight1510 lb
Bed Capacity300 lb
Other
Engine
Engine Type998cc liquid-cooled DOHC inline three-cylinder; 12 valves
Bore x Stroke80.0mm x 66.2mm
Compression Ratio11.3:1
Fuel DeliveryYamaha Fuel Injection (YFI); three 41mm Mikuni throttle bodies
IgnitionTCI: Transistor Controlled Ignition
Starting SystemElectric
Transmission5-speed sequential manual external transmission; wet multiplate clutch, external flywheel
Final DriveYamaha On-Command; 3-way locking differential; selectable 2WD and 4WD with diff lock; shaft drive
Chassis
Suspension / FrontIndependent double wishbone w/anti-sway bar, fully adjustable FOX 2.5 Podium® RC2 Shocks®; 16.2-in travel
Suspension / RearIndependent double wishbone w/anti-sway bar, fully adjustable FOX 2.5 Podium® RC2 Shocks®; 17.0-in travel
Brakes / FrontDual hydraulic disc
Brakes / RearDual hydraulic disc
Tires / FrontMaxxis® MU09 27 x 9.00R-14
Tirres / RearMaxxis® MU10 27 x 11.00R-14
L x W x H122.8 in x 64.0 in x 72.2 in
Wheelbase90.6 in
Turning Radius236.2 in
Maximum Ground Clearance12.9 in
Fuel Capacity9.0 gal
Wet Weight1510 lb
Bed Capacity300 lb
Other
Engine
Engine Type998cc liquid-cooled DOHC inline three-cylinder; 12 valves
Bore x Stroke80.0mm x 66.2mm
Compression Ratio11.3:1
Fuel DeliveryYamaha Fuel Injection (YFI); three 41mm Mikuni throttle bodies
IgnitionTCI: Transistor Controlled Ignition
Starting SystemElectric
Transmission5-speed sequential manual external transmission; wet multiplate clutch, external flywheel
Final DriveYamaha On-Command; 3-way locking differential; selectable 2WD and 4WD with diff lock; shaft drive
Chassis
Suspension / FrontIndependent double wishbone w/anti-sway bar, fully adjustable FOX 2.5 Podium® RC2 Shocks®; 16.2-in travel
Suspension / RearIndependent double wishbone w/anti-sway bar, fully adjustable FOX 2.5 Podium® RC2 Shocks®; 17.0-in travel
Brakes / FrontDual hydraulic disc
Brakes / RearDual hydraulic disc
Tires / FrontMaxxis® MU09 27 x 9.00R-14
Tirres / RearMaxxis® MU10 27 x 11.00R-14
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bjeep
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Finally a real sport SXS. 
infamous1
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Ugly as all hell but I bet that thang will haul ass!!
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Ugly as all hell but I bet that thang will haul ass!!
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infamous1
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MSRP is 26,000tyldyl12 said:
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Yeah the $26,149 was for the YXZ1000R "SE" package, ooopsBumpers said:
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Neal3000
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lowbudgetjunk
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I'd still like to see a better factory cage. Take that think to max speed, barrel roll it and post up what the driver looks like without a helmet. Or after a six pack rolling down the side of a mountain.
I do like the idea of a competitor to the RZR. Only way to really push the market is with competition. Honda is still lagging behind. At least Yamaha wants to play.
I do like the idea of a competitor to the RZR. Only way to really push the market is with competition. Honda is still lagging behind. At least Yamaha wants to play.
