Phazer snow buildup issues and pics

[pat the rat]

im gonna wait till i put on some miles on it before i install them,we only ride groomed trails so it might not be a problem for me.

 

[BV1]

like this.better or not

So when you marketing these? I'll be your first customer.

-Steve

 

[ptrudel]

hey pat, if you have time to bring 'em in i may be interested...then you'll get to see the custom exhaust too

they do look a billion times better then yamaha's tho

 

[Vmax540]

Why doesn't Yamaha dump the exhaust up front like most sleds ? Seems like you'd have less weight (shorter exhaust) and not need an open tunnel to cool the exhaust ?

 

[BV1]

I think the rear exhaust looks awesome, especially the modified ones. I really liked the excel one too.

Looks and balance I guess the answer is.

-Steve

 

[ptrudel]

i love the rear exhaust idea...its so different, and unconventional, just like the sled

 

[BV1]

the exhaust in the rear keeps the heat out of the engine compartment.

Good thing too, if it was in the engine compartment we might have a large hole in the belly pan for snow cooling

I think I may midly try to cover the hole with some gutter guard, I will let you know what happens.

-Steve

 

[ZAKSTANG]

i like those fabricated panels from a few posts ago...very nice better looking than yamahas....

 

[pat the rat]

wish i could market those but my boss would kill me

 

[Grimm]

wish i could market those but my boss would kill me

I'm getting the feeling that you wish you could market those, but your boss would kill you.

 

[Phazer dude]

lol

 

[checkman39]

Hey guys here are my finished and installed panels http://s138.photobucket.com/albums/q274/checkman39/
I love where I work, free metal and tools, took me an hour to design and build and install. And they are water tight I hit all the joints with the garden hose and there isn't any leakage.

 

[SharkAttak]

i'm leaving my tunnel alone until i get some miles on it, there has to be a good reason why it's open, i know the exhaust heat, but something in this design tell's me not to screw with it

 

[BV1]

Hey guys here are my finished and installed panels http://s138.photobucket.com/albums/q274/checkman39/
I love where I work, free metal and tools, took me an hour to design and build and install. And they are water tight I hit all the joints with the garden hose and there isn't any leakage.

Nice

-Steve

 

[Crewchief47]

wish i could market those but my boss would kill me

I'm getting the feeling that you wish you could market those, but your boss would kill you.

ROFLMAO!!!