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Thread: Tecate VS. Tri-z

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    Tecate VS. Tri-z

    are the tecates faster than the Tri-z and wich one is more dependable :?:
    1979 ATC 110 bored .60 over, full race cam, heavy duty valve springs, port and polished, perf intake, 32mm Mikuni carb, Hooker header. with 18in flat trak tires

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    ATCkrazy is offline At The Back Of The Pack Arm chair racerFirst time rider
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    re.

    from what I've heard tecates are faster but dont handle jumps as well and arnt as reliabile as a tri-Z or 250R. but I would still like to find a nice tecate myself, for the right price anyway.
    86 ATC-250SX, 83 ATC-200S, 1980 XR250R, 1980 moto-ski mirage 377 special, 83 Ski-Doo Citation SS 377, 91 Ski-Doo safari 447, 92 FORD F-250 HD, 4x4, 351W shes a work horse.

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    86/87 Tecates are definently faster than Tri-Z's. The biggest weak point of a Tecate is the stator going bad and costing an arm, leg, wrist, ankle and nose to replace OEM. =)

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    Both year Tecate's handle much better in Jumps and everywhere than Tri-Zs. The 86 Tecate especially. I know, I have both Tecate designs and a Tri-Z. Both tecate motors are also much more powerful motors. these are my opinion, as an owner and rider of each, of stock vs. stock comparisons.
    1986 Tecate
    1984 Tecate
    1985 Tri-Z
    1986 ATC350X
    1985 ATC250R (2)
    1985 ATC125M (2)
    1982 ATC70 - Original Owner

    175 TriMoto Frame with Pro-Tec Rear Suspension

    3-Wheelin' since '82

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