Advice on Snorkel Kits
Nov 12, 2008 | 05:55 PM
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Advice on Snorkel Kits
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: ArcticAlleycat
Have now discovered that I enjoy the mud enough that I'm getting in too deep! Any advice on snorkel kits for my 08 700EFI would be highly appreciated!</end quote></div>
Snorkel kits are over priced, but takes alot of the guess work out of it. Arcticchat.com is the best place to find snorkel mods. There is a pinned section on it.
My advice, do it yourself, and save the money. But at the same time, you can get a snorkel kit, and have everything right there.
Have now discovered that I enjoy the mud enough that I'm getting in too deep! Any advice on snorkel kits for my 08 700EFI would be highly appreciated!</end quote></div>
Snorkel kits are over priced, but takes alot of the guess work out of it. Arcticchat.com is the best place to find snorkel mods. There is a pinned section on it.
My advice, do it yourself, and save the money. But at the same time, you can get a snorkel kit, and have everything right there.
Nov 13, 2008 | 01:51 PM
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Advice on Snorkel Kits
As Cat said.....Arcticchat is the place to look for snork ideas.
I just snorkeled my 500.
I had around $100 in it and still have pieces left over that I could return.
I bought alot of extra 45's and 90's as well as "close" 90's etc.
If I get the chance I'll take my extras back LOL
BTI
I just snorkeled my 500.
I had around $100 in it and still have pieces left over that I could return.
I bought alot of extra 45's and 90's as well as "close" 90's etc.
If I get the chance I'll take my extras back LOL
BTI
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