engine size

**Kuma** · 01-07-2021 07:44 PM

If you are running trails and dirt roads then 750 has plenty of power if you are planning to play in the sand then more is better.

**LIDUNO** · 01-08-2021 01:43 AM

With the Raptor 700 making about the same amount of torque, but at a much lower RPM make it usable though? Comes with it's own reverse.

I was in the middle of building a 2 seater fl350 Honda Odyssey with a raptor 660 motor, when I had a chainsaw accident and had to sell it.

**JMperformance** · 01-08-2021 02:01 AM

Sorry about that. Hope you are ok! did you ever get to drive the buggy? if so was it enough power for the one seater?

**LIDUNO** · 01-08-2021 01:51 PM

Originally Posted by JMperformance

Sorry about that. Hope you are ok! did you ever get to drive the buggy? if so was it enough power for the one seater?

Started the project with a crashed Raptor and an fl350 rolling chassis, never got to drive either.

**JagerDanger** · 01-09-2021 08:37 PM

If you gear it it deep, it'll work. The website says a minimum of a 600cc engine, but recommends larger. Sport bike engines need to be revved up and not lugging it. So gearing will help a lot. A larger engine will just help get you going and keep you going in challenging terrain.