I dunno if it would void the warranty, actually I didn't even think about that. I don't see how it could. They might bitch if something happenes to something under that CVT cover cuze of the plug, but other than that I doubt it.

 

That looks like it is in the direct path of where the belt travels. Better keep your deflection well within specs.

 

I think about putting a drain plug in AFTER checking/adjusting the belt, and the cover is back on! One of these times, I will remember, an install one while I have the cover off. Nice job.

 

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I just finished snorkeling my new 03 Prairie if anyone is interested in some pics. I need to do the drain plug yet (probably tonight) and I will be ready to do some deep water riding! The snorkeling on the Prairie was a lot easier than on my 02 Grizzly that's for sure. Post your emails if you would like some pics for ideas. Later.

- Adam

 

I would like to see how you snorkled your 650. I did mine a year ago, in fact was the first person to do so. However I am always refining it. gotmuddy@gotmuddy.com

 

Email sent. In that one pic you can see I actually used the belt exhaust tube from my V-Force to run it up and around the front of the engine. How sick of a person tears apart a new KFX700 to make a snorkel system on their Prairie??? I think I need help... LOL [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Umm, that is an....interesting setup. Your not done with it are you? Maybe I just can't see the pics of the 90 degree bends that have to be on top. I only see three, which is for the carbs and which is for the tranny?

 

If you don't like mine you should have seen my buddy's setup. LOL As you are looking at it from the front, the left large pipe is for the intake for the belt, the black ribbed one is the belt exhaust, and the right is the airbox intake. How did you do yours??? Could you send me some pics of your setup?


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What 90 degree bends are you talking about?

 

I would also like some pics of your snorkel setup. sfehr@hotmail.com Thanks, Seth