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I have an LTR engine split in the shop right now. I believe that I have found what could be causing some of these cases to break around the shift shaft boss.
When I dissassembled the bottom end of the engine, I found that the stud that centers the shift shaft was finger tight from the factory. I have found several other bolts on the right half of the engine that were loose as well. This is not the first time I have encountered loose bolts on the right case half of suzuki sport quads.
If you own an LTR, I would pop the side cover off and make sure that the shift shaft stud is tight, as well as the shift pawl retainer bolts.
As for transmission problems, I see the exact same problems with these transmissions as with the Hondas. If you lay the transmissions out side by side, you could not tell one from the other if you did not know the difference.
We are currently doing our ATP Transmission service to this LTR as we have done to ALL of our Honda race quads. We have had very good luck with our Honda Transmissions, so we will see how the LTR will hold up with it.
Hope this helps a bit, I know there are not many people out there who have had the engines down this far yet. I have one in the shop and 5 more on the way for full race setups.
Drop us a line if you have any other questions.
ATP Racing
I have an LTR engine split in the shop right now. I believe that I have found what could be causing some of these cases to break around the shift shaft boss.
When I dissassembled the bottom end of the engine, I found that the stud that centers the shift shaft was finger tight from the factory. I have found several other bolts on the right half of the engine that were loose as well. This is not the first time I have encountered loose bolts on the right case half of suzuki sport quads.
If you own an LTR, I would pop the side cover off and make sure that the shift shaft stud is tight, as well as the shift pawl retainer bolts.
As for transmission problems, I see the exact same problems with these transmissions as with the Hondas. If you lay the transmissions out side by side, you could not tell one from the other if you did not know the difference.
We are currently doing our ATP Transmission service to this LTR as we have done to ALL of our Honda race quads. We have had very good luck with our Honda Transmissions, so we will see how the LTR will hold up with it.
Hope this helps a bit, I know there are not many people out there who have had the engines down this far yet. I have one in the shop and 5 more on the way for full race setups.
Drop us a line if you have any other questions.
ATP Racing