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I like it and was checking it out on their website. Pretty cool how they added a screw on adapter to the stock fuel tank neck so there is zero modifications and it’s all plug in play. Definitely would be a buy from me.

Only thing is I did not see a vent on the aux tank, unless it’s built into the cap? All fuel tanks need a vent and the KRX is known for having tank pressure and vapor lock due to the factory tank vent. Not sure if the H2 has the same problem? But either way the aux tank needs to be vented.
 
NIKAL said:
I like it and was checking it out on their website. Pretty cool how they added a screw on adapter to the stock fuel tank neck so there is zero modifications and it’s all plug in play. Definitely would be a buy from me.

Only thing is I did not see a vent on the aux tank, unless it’s built into the cap? All fuel tanks need a vent and the KRX is known for having tank pressure and vapor lock due to the factory tank vent. Not sure if the H2 has the same problem? But either way the aux tank needs to be vented.
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I like the adapter for the stock tank fuel neck. I may look into getting this tank once I start doing more long range desert rides.
 
Sand Shark said:
RPM released an auxiliary fuel tank for the H2. 6.8 gallons to go with the 14.8 gallon stock tank is a lot of fuel. For the E-85 guys this will be great for the dunes and the long desert ride people it will get you a long way (I would be

Fits under the rear passenger seat and looks like nice set up.

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RPM Kawasaki Teryx H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank – Extended Range Drop In Kit

RPM Kawasaki Teryx H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank Maximize your adventure time with the all-new RPM Kawasaki H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank, purpose-built for the supercharged Kawasaki Teryx H2. This drop-in tank installs cleanly into the factory empty space under the passenger side rear...
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RPM tanks are awesome. Their glovebox tank for the Pro r is a well built part.
 
Berts Mega Mall has the recall parts, now the Techs need to be trained to install them.
 
Sand Shark said:
RPM released an auxiliary fuel tank for the H2. 6.8 gallons to go with the 14.8 gallon stock tank is a lot of fuel. For the E-85 guys this will be great for the dunes and the long desert ride people it will get you a long way (I would be

Fits under the rear passenger seat and looks like nice set up.

rpmsxs.com

RPM Kawasaki Teryx H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank – Extended Range Drop In Kit

RPM Kawasaki Teryx H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank Maximize your adventure time with the all-new RPM Kawasaki H2 6.8 Gallon Auxiliary Fuel Tank, purpose-built for the supercharged Kawasaki Teryx H2. This drop-in tank installs cleanly into the factory empty space under the passenger side rear...
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I was checking that out last night. It looks like a nice addition, probably going to order it next week
 
Crusty said:
Berts Mega Mall has the recall parts, now the Techs need to be trained to install them.
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Even their techs can's screw up installing the parts. That place is hit or miss on what you get in the service dept.
 
A quick update - I take my H2 in for the clutch recall fix next month. I received a letter from Kawi saying they are giving $1000 for accessories along with the extended warranty for having to deal with the recall stuff.
 
Super ATV just released their Replacement Rhino 2.0 axles for the H2. They are $324 ea. which is $7 more then a Pro R, Turbo R or Mav R Rhino axle. Not sure why they are $7 more. But I think it’s still a good price for a better quality axle vs stock, and cheaper then a stock axle.

Kawasaki Teryx H2 Heavy-Duty Axle—Rhino 2.0

Upgrade your Kawasaki Teryx H2 with Rhino 2.0 Axles. Chromoly strength, oversized design, and 18-month warranty give you unbeatable durability.
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NIKAL said:
Super ATV just released their Replacement Rhino 2.0 axles for the H2. They are $324 ea. which is $7 more then a Pro R, Turbo R or Mav R Rhino axle. Not sure why they are $7 more. But I think it’s still a good price for a better quality axle vs stock, and cheaper then a stock axle.

Kawasaki Teryx H2 Heavy-Duty Axle—Rhino 2.0

Upgrade your Kawasaki Teryx H2 with Rhino 2.0 Axles. Chromoly strength, oversized design, and 18-month warranty give you unbeatable durability.
www.superatv.com www.superatv.com
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I have NEVER had any luck with the Rhino 2.0 axles. Canam X3, RS1, Polaris XPT
 
I dropped my H2 off for the recall and some warranty work due to damage caused when the belt broke.

The Super ATV Rhino axles are pretty good. I will probably pick one up so I have a spare axle.
 
2026 Kawasaki Teryx®4 H2 - Retail Price $37,199 - Our Price $27,995 (Savings $9,204)

2026 Kawasaki Teryx®5 H2 Deluxe eS - Retail Price $43,699 - Our Price $33,995 (Savings $9,704)

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I've seen Polaris do same on PRO R 4 Ultimate at the end of each model year, except it was still near $50k :LOL:
 
Crusty said:
2026 Kawasaki Teryx®4 H2 - Retail Price $37,199 - Our Price $27,995 (Savings $9,204)

2026 Kawasaki Teryx®5 H2 Deluxe eS - Retail Price $43,699 - Our Price $33,995 (Savings $9,704)

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that is a smoking deal. They have to blow out the current inventory as the 2027 models will be announced by the end of summer.
 
Crusty said:
2026 Kawasaki Teryx®4 H2 - Retail Price $37,199 - Our Price $27,995 (Savings $9,204)

2026 Kawasaki Teryx®5 H2 Deluxe eS - Retail Price $43,699 - Our Price $33,995 (Savings $9,704)

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I could not find the price or included fees on that link. But that is a great price, IF they are not padding it with a dealer fee, increased prep fees and increased shipping fees to make up the $10K they cut the vehicle price. Which they will be as they only have a couple grand at most in profit, so they have to be padding 7-8K in fees somewhere.

Several dealers I walked it do this crap. Drop the price $5K which they don’t have that much profit in to begin with. But then they tack on fees to bump the final price back up.
 
megadesertdiesel said:
I have NEVER had any luck with the Rhino 2.0 axles. Canam X3, RS1, Polaris XPT
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I know you've mentioned that before, and I still don't get it. The 2.0 and the X300 are hard to beat for 99% of guys.

I think the Assault Ind. axle would be better for your riding. Its a "race ready" axle. Basically the same shaft and boots as the 2.0, but the CV's have a different material or heat treat or something. And it has some super expensive high temp grease concoction.

Funny thing about the Pro R and H2 OEM axles...they are already SUPER strong. The 2.0's are only like 10% stronger, but less expensive. The Assault Ind axles tested a lot higher, but I don't have those official % numbers.
 
at that price i should consider buying one and making it a 2 seater plus 12" that would be my dream anyways, it would be like them paying me to shorten the car

cut six main tubes exactly 20" (or so) and have a 12" storage behind my seats booyah!

i hope they keep a green model for 2027!
 
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