Hidden Snorkels are done!
Jan 16, 2007 | 09:44 PM
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Hidden Snorkels are done!
Any chance you could take a few more pictures and post some commentary about your snorkel project?
I'm very interested in exactly what you did, which components you used, and how you routed it.
Thank you very much.
Rick
I'm very interested in exactly what you did, which components you used, and how you routed it.
Thank you very much.
Rick
Jan 16, 2007 | 09:58 PM
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Hidden Snorkels are done!
Here is the best most informative place for the Snorkel.
www.arcticchat.com
Go to this site, then click on Performance\Technical Info, then scroll all the way down the page, and click on the post labled "Snorkel"
At any rate, i went to Napa, bought part number 7905, which works perfect for the 650. There is a box in front of the atv that the belt exaust, and airbox hose connect. I took the stock hose off the airbox, and cut it at the second angle, and put it back on the primary airbox, so it comes off and goes straight up. The belt exaust hose comes off, and i took the hose from napa, cut it at the angle, and it slides right over the pipe the original hose was located. The remaing piece of hose left from the napa hose will fit on the other hose on the left, if needed.
www.arcticchat.com
Go to this site, then click on Performance\Technical Info, then scroll all the way down the page, and click on the post labled "Snorkel"
At any rate, i went to Napa, bought part number 7905, which works perfect for the 650. There is a box in front of the atv that the belt exaust, and airbox hose connect. I took the stock hose off the airbox, and cut it at the second angle, and put it back on the primary airbox, so it comes off and goes straight up. The belt exaust hose comes off, and i took the hose from napa, cut it at the angle, and it slides right over the pipe the original hose was located. The remaing piece of hose left from the napa hose will fit on the other hose on the left, if needed.
Jan 17, 2007 | 11:13 AM
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Hidden Snorkels are done!
Nice! DId you end up getting the dial-a-jets all perfect and dialed in too? You should be good with a 2" intake now. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Jan 17, 2007 | 11:40 AM
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Jan 17, 2007 | 05:32 PM
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I finally got the jets dialed in. WOW!! I thought i was done adding power. The dial-a-jets make a difference as to it pulls harder from takeoff all the way through the powerband. I had a slight hesitation at takeoff, so i backed the mix screw out about a 1/4 turn each, and it seems perfect so far. I will see when it warms up more. Im very pleased right now. But now i need a new battery[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/img] I shut off the quad, and ticktickticktick. The battery wont hold a charge. Any suggestions on a good battery?