Brand New to the Nytro game but I'm going all in!

[edge_232]

Lucky as hell LOL! Good to have friends. It's a custom seat from one of the factory Yami mountain guys. It's a shaved seat with a bump to keep you forward & let you know where you are on the seat when you feel it. I did a quick test fit & needless to say amazing for the off trail.

I'm glad your getting some good riding in out there now! Wish I was but mother nature doesn't always play fair. Keep posting those pics to help me feel like I'm there. You can't beat the Temps for spring riding! Once I get the seat covered & on I'll get some pics.

I might have to have an upholstery pro put this one on. Alot of stretching to get this one on.

 

[edge_232]

The high rise WRP seat will be going up for sale shortly if anyone is interested? The second pic just shows the difference.

 

[edge_232]

I got the new seat covered and back on! Plenty of room to move around now.

The high rise WRP style seat will be up for sale.

 

[moab11]

I think I found one of those on ebay, how do you like the seat? is there much padding left with how cut down it is?

 

[edge_232]

It seems fine when I sit on it. There's more foam on it than my moto-cross bike seat. It's defiantly not like the coach that was on it LOL but I feel it should be great for its application and still fine for trail riding as well. I really like the little bump up on the back of the seat.

 

[yamashaker]

I finished running power for my gauges and plumbing my Koso Super Slim Style Temp gauge this weekend and here's is what I did:
Power for all gauges:

I'd recommend wiring your gauges (+) connection into the blue/white wire coming from the load side of the 20A headlight fuse. Strip some insulation back, solder your wire to the blue/white wire, and then tape / heat shrink everything up good. I also ran a separate 5 amp in-line fuse on the power lead for the gauges. Your (-) connection can go directly to the negative terminal on the battery (use a suitable ring terminal on the end of your wire.

The DC jack wiring would also work fine, but it's only protected by a 3A fuse. That doesn't leave much circuit capacity for other gadgets.
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I located my Temp Sensor directly into the Thermostat housing. There is a molded port on the housing that will need to be drilled out and then tapped for your temp sensor. I needed to use a brass bushing (1/4 NPT x 1/8 NPT) for my sensor to fit into the housing, depending on your sensor this may or may not be the case.
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Drill a small pilot hole directly in the center of the port all the way through into the T-stat housing.
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Now start increasing the size of the hole until you get to the size needed for your thread tap. I had a ¼” NPT so my final size was 7/16”.
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Now tap the port for your sensor of bushing. I used a ¼” NPT. Be sure to make the threads deep enough for your sensor to thread all the way in.
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Now thread your bushing and or sensor into the housing and remember to use Teflon tape.
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Re-install the housing and route your sensor wire back to the gauge.
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I still need to mount the gauge but I'm not sure where it will end up yet.

Hi, I have a 08 Nytro that I'm building with a Supercharger. I have mounted a Koso X2 and need to know which is better. I wanted to mount to ignition switch as per instructions but couldn't get it to work right with the ignition switch. You state a bue/white wire is where to connect the white power lead from the Koso. Did you consider the red/white wire in the cluster in wire harness? will the Koso boot up and shut down properly when key or kill switch turned off?

Thanks

 

[edge_232]

When you wire all your powers to the blue/white (master switched power lead & remember put a fuse on this lead) your gauge will power on & off with the ignition. Now the sled must be running to activate the gauges & not just in the run position if I remember correctly. I'd have to re-look at the wire diagram again to see what the red/white wire is powering but I believe I didn't use that wire because I didn't want to over load that circuit. Let me know if this helps or if you need more info let me know.

 

[pdiddy]

Any update on the most modified Nytro ever? Still have it?

 

[pdiddy]

ttt: What's up with this beast Mr Edge?!