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Was wondering if anyone has done side exit exhuast with twin pipes and is it worth it for helping with bogging in powder? Or have other suggestions?Any pics?
Thanks.
Thanks.
side exit exhuast
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i was wondering too, except with a single
It is unreal the difference when you run them out the side, absolutly no more bog in the deep snow. I did mine on my old sled, it was an 03 800 edge struthers ported with psi twins. Before I ran them out the side it bogged in deep snow all the time. The only downfall is it was very loud when I was done, I biult the stingers from scratch. I packed them real good with packing but was still very loud, it points right out the side so no snow to muffle the sound. But I would definately do it again. I also ride with another guy that ran his slp single out hte side of his 700 edge it also works very well. Here are some pics of it.
what about running it into wher it indents for the suspension rods?
Boondockers is exiting behind chaincase into tunnel,no bog, not loud
id imagin you would have to cut some alluminum for that?
R
Thanks for the info so far. Does anyone make a side exit for twins or world I be better off fabbing one myself?
T
My Jaws twin pipes dump near the shock tower, no bogging problems.
i was thinking somthing like by the shock tower
J
In your second picture, where did you get those hood vents???? ive been looking everywhere for a hoodvent kit!!!!!
T
I got the vents from mountainfit hoods, great investment for $90.00, it lets alot of hot air out and dont let any snow in. heres another pic.
Good eye tec. You must type alot faster than me to.
T
I was in the right place, at the right time :beer;
I would like to be in the right place at the right time just once, ( when buying a mega millions lottery ticket!
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J
I have read stuff about mountain fit and they rip you off??? Is this true? Is it safe to order from them?
Sorry, a little off topic. haha
Thanks, Jayson
Sorry, a little off topic. haha
Thanks, Jayson
I have had good luck with Bill at mountainfit, the hardest part is getting a hold of him this time of year, He is very buisy hitting all of the shows. Bill is pretty much a one man band, That is why he takes a while to return calls this time of year, but he makes a very quality product.
R
Hey cascadesnowjunky,
Does that mountain fit hood work with a stock airbox? If so do you transfer parts over from your stock hood where it sits on top of the airbox?
Does that mountain fit hood work with a stock airbox? If so do you transfer parts over from your stock hood where it sits on top of the airbox?
They make a shelf that installs, not sure exactly how, I did not use it. I made my own intake and it worked way better, I just used 3" pvc and dilled a bunch of holes where it stuck up through the hood behind the windshield and then made a prefilter cover for it. I do not have very good pics of the intake setup but I posted a few that I could find. It is basicly 2 45 deg. fittings back to back and a piece for an upright with massive holes drilled in it and then a piece of perferated stainless screen on top to keep from sucking the prefilter mat. in.
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The vent packs were $75.00 at the pualup snow show and they were really easy to work with. I would buy a kit from them in a heart beat. I just need to buy a hood first.
