How fast can a Rhino 660 go?

Are Rhino 660 any good?

The Rhino has a dry weight of 1049 lbs., but even with the a bone stock engine we were quite impressed. The Rhino borrowed technology from Yamaha’s already proven 4×4 660 Grizzly (engine, transmission, and front and rear differentials). The Rhino is great for cruising around the flats. Very comfortable.

How many horsepower is a 660 rhino?

Well, stock Rhino 660 is about 23hp. Basic 686 is about 35 with carb and exhaust. More elaborate 686s with head porting are about 42 hp. 686s with aggressive porting/cams are up over 50 hp.

What is Yamaha Rhino top speed?

Top speed was 42 mph when it hits the rev-limiter.

What is a rhino 660 worth?

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When did Yamaha stop making the Rhino 660?

What Year Did Rhino 660 Come Out? In four years between 2004 and 2012, Yamaha Motor Company produced the Rhino off-road vehicle. The model is made for driving and towing in two- and four-wheel drive settings.

Is a 2006 Yamaha Rhino 660 fuel injected?

The fuel injected engine on the Rhino uses a “map” that is built into the ECU to decide how much fuel to deliver at different points of the RPM curve.

How much can a Rhino 660 tow?

Yamaha Rhino 660

How much horsepower does a Yamaha 660 have?

The vehicle’s horsepower is 36 hp, top speed is 74 mph, and fuel economy is 30-35 mpg (6.72-7.84 liters/100 km).

How fast is a 2009 Yamaha Rhino 700?

Top speed, however, is limited to 42 mph tops, thanks to the stock machine’s rev limiter.

How fast is a Yamaha Rhino 450?

In fact, the 450 is exactly the same size and weight as the 660 version, just over 54 inches wide and 1031 lbs. It also hauls the same 400 lb. payload as the 660 and reaches the same 37 mph speed-limited top speed.

How much horsepower does a Yamaha Rhino have?

Manufactured at Yamaha’s Newnan, Georgia facility, the Rhino 700 features a 686cc single-piston four-stroke engine that puts out 27.3 horsepower in stock form.

What is a 2006 Rhino worth?

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How long is a Yamaha Rhino 660?

2006 Yamaha Rhino 660 Auto 4×4 Specifications

Why did they stop making Yamaha Rhino?

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has classified the Rhino as an “emerging hazard” due to the high numbers of severe injuries and deaths, but is powerless to act until tougher standards for the newer UTV category are created.