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Oil pressure is normal, did not change on this truck.

Was the oil temperature the same when you checked pressure before and after installing the kit? Hotter oil=lower pressure. I’m asking because I have had this kit installed for a while and didn’t pay attention to pressure before and after and I’ve seen a couple of comments like yours and I’m wondering if I should remove it. I just want to make sure the pressure drop you saw is accurate

⁠yes. I have it both in 218 -220 F and with the kit was 40-42psi and without at same temp 48-52 psi @ about 1800 RPM.

@@mattyruppel1654 thanks a bunch for the reply! I’ve had the kit on for probably 12-15k miles and haven’t had any issues and technically the pressure is “within spec” but I will probably remove it and see about putting my own custom kit together with better flowing fittings and all. Or just deal with the pain in the behind factory location lol

@ i only drove it for 300 miles with the kit on. I did call the company and they told me same thing that it is within specs, however I am a little hesitant to run 75-80 mph in the highway with almost 20 percent drop of the pressure. I guess I have to deal with the messy oil change.

If we wouldn't have had the gasket issue it probably would have taken us 2-3 hours or so. The gasket set us back because when it slipped out we tore it so had to find a new one. It is still leak free and works great!

He loves it! Oil changes are a breeze now.

@@QuadLifeATV thanks!

I cannot figure out how that design was ever approved. Would hate to be a service technician working at a ram dealership and dealing with it all the time!

Glad it could help you out!

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This was right outside of Centennial. We went down around Rob Roy as well. Definitely recommend getting off the the main roads and doing some of the off shoots even if they are an out and back. The funnest trail was going up to Libby Flats. Thanks for checking out the video!

I agree, it's amazing there! Thanks for checking out the video!

They are SunF tires, kind of a knock off of Maxis Bighorn. Here's a link to them. Thanks for checking out the video! Set of 4 SunF Power.I ATV UTV all-terrain Tires 25x8-12 Front & 25x10-12 Rear, 6 PR, Tubeless A033 a.co/d/8ZVmSxE

Hey Jeff, I agree it would be awesome to see all of that old mining equipment in use. Pretty awesome history. The snow was a blast to ride through! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Hey Tim, yep the boys were having a blast that day. The snow was a lot of fun. Something you typically don't get in Arkansas lol. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

😂 Good times

Thanks Jess!

It was an off shoot right off of 307.A. Thanks for checking out the video!

Hey Jeff! Yeah the views out there are just amazing. Never gets old. All the old mining history was a bonus, we didn't expect to see all that but we love checking it out! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

Hey Matt, you should head out there sometime, it's a great place to ride! Thanks for checking out the video. Hope you guys are going well.

Hey Q yep definitely some cool old historic buildings out there. We love checking out old mining history. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment!

Hey Tim, We love exploring old mining history. It is fascinating to me. Definitely some cool finds on these trails. Thanks for watching the video!

Indeed this trip was a blast

That is awesome. My brother is very happy with this kit! Did you have any issues with the o ring staying in place where the new housing fits the old filter location?

Thank you!

That's awesome, what kind of four wheelers do you have? I've never been to the Grand Junction area but I'd love to some day. The radios we use are Sena Spider ST1 and we love them. The mesh system is way better than Bluetooth. You basically turn them on, press a button and you are connected. Thanks for checking out the videos and leaving a comment. Much appreciated!

@QuadLifeATV thanks for the radio info. I picked up a 2023 can-am outlander 700 and a 2024 yamaha kodiak 450 chose my wife. Grand Junction is great. You can go from sandy deserts up to dense forest all within about an hours drive. So much variety.

My brother is really wanting one of the new Outlander 700s. They look like a great machine!

​@QuadLifeATV my outlander has been great so far. It's just the base model, but it runs smooth and is really comfortable. The only downside I can think of is it doesn't have grease zerks anywhere on it, which seems kind of odd to me.

Hey Tim! Highly recommend going there. Who knows, maybe the KC group can go there someday? Thanks for watching!

Hey Q, thanks for watching and commenting! It was beautiful there!

This is in the Routt National Forest, trail 409.

Hey Tim, yes definitely thought about it and would like to do it someday. Just got back from the Snowy Range in Wyoming and it was awesome!

Will have to go sometime. I would be interested

I agree, it's amazing. Thanks for checking out the video!

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Thanks! It was amazing to see them that close. Probably wouldn't want to be any closer haha

Yeah for sure adds complexity and more things that can fail. But on the flip side when we go to the mountains it's nice to not have to jet the carb.

Hey Tim, yep that's why it's smart to never ride alone. But I've done it before lol.

Glad to see they brought it back!

The KC ATV crew uses Sena 30k units I believe. I use Sena Spider ST1 units. As long as they are Sena brand and have the mesh capability they work really well. Thank for checking out the video!

I think he would love trying out the Kentucky mud lol. Thanks for checking out the video!

You definitely should, it's a blast! They are a great group to go riding with.

Yeah Jeff does a great job leading. It's a lot more work when you are the one on the lead making decisions and making sure everyone gets through ok. They are great people to go riding with!

Man that's no good, you must ride some technical areas? What type of machine do you have?

@@QuadLifeATV Yes, we ride in Utah and I have Yamaha Grizzly 700's. For the record it was my teenage children that are still learning. I personally have not had any roll overs... yet.

Yes for sure that's the main thing that nobody got hurt. It is frustrating the mic failed but not much can do about it now. I got a new one, just need to get it replaced in my helmet.

Yes it was! Looking forward to your next video to watch the footage with audio!

Hey guys, not wanting to make anyone feel bad or anything, but I'd like to offer a little advice based on experience when in situations like at 6:15. Whenever possible, put 2 winch cables on because 1) the quad holding that heavier CanAm might not have enough tire grip & weight to stop it from sliding down the hill with the CanAm & 2) if the line or rigging broke at the 6:44 mark, someone was going to get hurt and possibly really bad. I hate to sound like the know-it-all, but I'd feel terrible if someone got hurt in the future doing this and I didn't say anything. Keep up the awesome videos you two! Yeeeehaw!

​@@quaddingsousThanks Q, definitely good advice! Having two cables is a good idea.

Thanks for the advice Q I know we do a lot of things that are unsafe and we don’t think about it at the time.

@@kcatv9556 . . . I think we all do when we're under stress like you guys were during this rescue. Pretty easy for guys like me to give advice after the fact - lol - You folks are all intelligent, good, people. I hope I didn't offend anyone. I just wouldn't want any of y'all to get hurt.

Hey there, thanks for checking out the video and glad it could help you out! I agree, it's nice to have some help with things from the boys. It will be hard when they move out haha