Title: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 12, 2005, 08:10:21 PM got it all ready and in... ;)
the top end of the snork..i see everyone curves it around and to the rear...this keeps stuff/water from falling in and down. ???question is..do you put anything on/in the end like a screen to keep bulk stuff / critters from getting in or just leave it the diameter of the pipe? Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: Truegrit on July 12, 2005, 08:42:56 PM Most people leave it open. Generally you will have to clean the filter a bit more often, since it will suck in dust easier. If you are concerned about rodents put some steel wool in it while its being stored.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: jwscroll on July 12, 2005, 09:58:16 PM I've seen snorks with a K&N filter on top, not sure if he had another filter in the box.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: rubicon500kid on July 12, 2005, 10:54:02 PM do yall know how to billed one for a rancher im looking to have one but dont want to have a hole in my fender and it hase to be like 1 to 2 feet tall cuz i go in water um to my handel bars
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 12, 2005, 11:23:42 PM jw...any idea what/where to get this remote box & k&N set up? this no doubt would be best. otherwise i'm happy with the results.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: jwscroll on July 13, 2005, 07:42:05 AM I had to cut a hole in the front fender in order to get the results I wanted. You can run it out the box with pvc and flex hose then run the flex to your front rack on the outside of the plastics then attach a brace to the flex at the hieght you want it. I used 1.5 in. pvc and flex hose, I had to reduce it to a 1.25 in. adapter going into the airbox.
Take caution when testing your snorkel. Check your oil, and airbox after your first couple of deep holes. On the Rancher you have to snorkel the brakes, differentials, the carb, and the crankcase breather hose. You should probably put a filter in the end of the crankcase breather as it is a direct entry into the motor. Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 13, 2005, 10:30:54 AM the arctic cat 500 2005 was a snap.the box already breathes thru 2" rubber that clamps onto the box. remove box and replace w/ 2" pvc..extend as you wish. you can do the same w/crankcase/trans breather. i 90'd out of each into a "t" and came up right thru the removable hood pc. when you don't need the snork, just unscrew at the "t" and you don't even know it's there..i'll post pics soon.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: Moose on July 13, 2005, 10:55:23 AM Try this,
http://www.atvflorida.com/forum/index.php/topic,4043.0.html Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: rubicon500kid on July 14, 2005, 10:10:25 PM can any 1 send me directions on how to make a snorkel and what line i would need to do cuz im going to get the stuff tomower but i dont know what to get i want a felx one so i dont have to cut a hole in my fender cuz my bike is brand new
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 15, 2005, 12:00:36 AM love to help but as listed, i'm a cat driver and know nothing about today's honda line. good bike though, i'm sure you can get with someone and hook it up. good luck.
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: rubicon500kid on July 15, 2005, 12:32:15 AM thanks jwscroll: sent me sum stuff on what i will need and every thing
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: J.D. on July 15, 2005, 05:16:20 PM Helpin out the youngins...to cool there JW .
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 19, 2005, 11:50:53 PM well, i am a victim of my own choice. i use a cannon d20 for my company and cannot get the resolution low enough to get a pic file small enough to post. no pics at least for now.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 20, 2005, 07:19:32 PM technology cannot keep a good man down. pics of 2005 arctic cat 500l.e. snorkel.
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 20, 2005, 07:20:50 PM two more . think i'll add a k&n cone filter to the stub.
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: jwscroll on July 21, 2005, 05:18:21 AM It came stock like that? Thats sweet. 8)
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: 02YamahaBigBear400 on July 21, 2005, 01:25:54 PM thats a pretty slick snorkel setup. The cat is clean as a whistle too.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on July 25, 2005, 09:48:09 AM scroll...the factory pipes are rubber and connect at the baffle box right there. the white pvc is added. all i had to do was remove the box, hose clamp into the rubber hose, install the white pvc you see. it was very easy. my buddy just got an '05 cat 400l.e. and it's breather is different. dont know if the 650's are like this or not.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on August 08, 2005, 01:40:36 AM and it's not always that clean...
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: jwscroll on August 09, 2005, 06:39:16 AM Love not beaing clean ;D ;D
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: MuddyGurl101 on September 13, 2005, 09:05:58 AM got it all ready and in... ;) the top end of the snork..i see everyone curves it around and to the rear...this keeps stuff/water from falling in and down. ???question is..do you put anything on/in the end like a screen to keep bulk stuff / critters from getting in or just leave it the diameter of the pipe? Not fair! I still need help! :'( Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on September 13, 2005, 09:13:46 AM would love to help, but the 3000? mile issue is in the way. the florida trip looks doomed for fall...called to new orleans 1-2 weeks for security issues. probably end up a dry season, early 2006 trip now. that's probably good though, too much water now anyway. we'll get 'er done, don't you worry. till then, keep the seat dry. :P
[attachment deleted by admin] Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: MuddyGurl101 on September 13, 2005, 09:27:17 AM That's fine.... But you are doomed to help me! Lol ::)
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on September 13, 2005, 04:32:46 PM done...can't wait to meet you anyway. i'll keep you informed as i have.
Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: GSPKurt on September 13, 2005, 04:50:22 PM two more . think i'll add a k&n cone filter to the stub. Johnny-That's a sweet job. Nice planning and execution. P.S. Stockpiling anti-freeze for those wonderful Chicago winters, are ya? :L :R 2:L :L :R 2:L (I see the cases stacked in the background!) Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on September 14, 2005, 12:09:04 AM you know that! freezes and get so cold here, your snot freezes when you inhale! :nuke.gif
i'll let you swamp rats know how the bikes run in cold and perform on snow / ice. Title: Re: building a snorkel Post by: johnnygun on September 22, 2005, 07:20:53 PM two new things...
1- congratulate me on starting a "hot" topic. 2- the a.c. stock air filter box cover seems to have a fatsl flaw....it does not seal tight. that is how i got swamped. snork kept it high and dry, but box leaked some and sputtered out the carb. SEAL UP THE FACTORY BOX COVER!!!!!!!!!!! |