i just finished with my snorkle on my 07 450 grizz i used 1.5 pipe for the exhaust it seems to run fine, my ? is should i have used 2 in the stock exhaust on the tranny was 1.5, so i piped it to the front with 1.5 tubing no leaks, and does any one know how to snorkle the air intake without cutting the plastic

 

HeY Wild,

So you snorkeled the engine exhaust?

To properly snorkel a Kodiak/Grizzly 450 you have 2 on the Belt drive (one under the rear rack and one under the front cover). The you have the Air intake. Fortunately for the rear of the belt drive it is round and a common diameter so the best way is to flexible hose it to hard pvc.

I have put a PVC snorkel on the front of the belt drive as I have swamped it once.. the snorkel went on the next week! I plan on snorkeling the rear of the belt drive as well... and the Air intake... I will use heated pool hose for the air intake and put that into a PVC snorkle. I still haven't figured out how to run it... but haven't even tried either [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

My Current project is I am making some Skidplates for the footrest as mine are getting beat down! hahaha... I am picking up the 3/16" 5052 aluminum tomorrow and will be dropping it off at the machine shop @ work to get cut and bent up [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] all for the cost of a 30 pack of mudweiser

I have pictures of my front snorkel install if ya want.

Later
-Steve

 

no i have it snorked the rear was tricky for me everyone said i would have to cut my fenders at the footrest, no u dont go to an electric supply house ask for 1.5 carflex, its a greyish purple and it will fit between the bike and the bottom of the motor one the left side ill post pics if u want

 

Wild,

Sure I'd like to see some pics.. if needed you can email them to me at My Email Address

-Steve

 

give me 10 minutes