| Moose Power Module | 
Over the next few posts, I will go over and review the extras or “mods” I’ve added to my 2005 Kawasaki 750 brute force. 
Instead
 of tires and wheels first to make it look great and handle better my 
thought was “more power right out of the box.”  Don’t get me wrong, the 
brute doesn’t have issues with power but if you can get more?  Well, 
then you get more.  Besides, the tires were new and the budget was 
lacking. 
For about $90 I purchased the Moose Power Module from my local dealer Grizzly Sports
 and raced home to install it. Not being great with mechanics I read the
 instructions and the first installation was quick and easy (almost too 
easy).  You would think these things would be harder to do but…nope 
simple and fast just how I like it.
The
 first thing I noticed was the brute fired right up cool but then I 
thought “Is that it? Is it working?” Jumped on and there we went. I laid
 into the throttle AND? Holy ^%$#%$# yep it’s working alright! My front 
wheels were off the ground and we were moving. I was in love...
Now
 on the top end there is no measurable difference but on the low 
end--holy cow-- torque like crazy, which is nice in some of those tight 
spots where more power is better. In my view more power is always 
better.  Sometimes it just hurts more.  Bottom line is I love the “moose
 power mod” and it works great.
Pros: $ 90 not a bad price for the return
       easy installation (five minutes or less once the seat is off)
       works great (low end torque)
       I can now beat my Dad off the line (even with the stock tires)
Cons: nothing yet but if I have an issue I’ll let you know
Until next time, enjoy the ride! 
 
 

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