Thanks for this video. I was wanting to add another air filter and figured I needed to do the snorkels. Great video. Been much easier with a parts list, but hey.. Kudos !
looks really good. I'm going to use the exact same 45 to 90 to 45 cut. I've been looking for ideals for the tips. Im going to run a 4th pvc pipe and shove all my vents in there.
Good work. Just a lil note, the heat in the clutch cover will be a lil hotter due to having the heat to travel further and restricting air flow. Addiing a attwood 3000 bilge blower on exhaust clutch cover side will fix heat issue. Also " blow hole" makes a good blower as well. They suck out the heat on the clutch exhaust side very well. God bless and enjoy
Awesome! Do you happen to have a list of the couplings, pipes and stuff needed? My main problem with projects like this is having to run back to home depo because I need something else
Looks good. I would radius the notch in you rear window the same as the radius of your PVC pipes so it doesn't crack at that 90 degree corner. I would also tap into the PVC pipe below the bed and attach the other small vents there. That will give you a much cleaner more professional look.
Is there a reason that a y-pipe couldn't be used to end up with just two risers? I'd like to run my snorkel along the bottom of the window line and then up along each side of the cage as to not obstruct my view.
Never worked with PVC before. Do you have to use cement? Can you use RTV? I already have a ton it and would prefer not to buy a bunch of cement I’ll never use again. Thanks for anyone’s input.
Wicked vid man, thanks. I went out and bought all the parts and pieces today...Dunno how much you spent on the install but dam just 1 rubber coupler up here in BC cost me over 10 bucks
@eacardoc1, I have another questions for you man, what is the product you use to seal between the engine and the belt case? The one in the tube? Is that the same silicon grease you used on the outer seal?
I used "the right stuff" which is made by permatex. It is a very good silicon gasket sealant. Almost too good though, after making this video I found an oil leak and had to pull the engine to repair it. it was very hard to get the back belt cover off the engine without breaking it because it was sealed so well. I used a silicone grease for the outer cover so it would be easily removable when you need to get to the belt.
at 5:10 you talk about that breather hose. i just cut it and ran to separate breather hoses realizing the one from the air box does nothing. The other one seams like its an exhaust hose pushing a lot of air out of the hose i ran. is that ok?
I don’t understand why he messed with that hose at all. It’s designed to use the air box vacuum to draw the crank case pressure out. If the air box is snorkeled, then that circuit is as well. I don’t think it hurt anything but I don’t see where it gained anything either
To be honest I didn't torque them, I just went by feel. My service manual does say 12 foot pounds but thats way too much for the little screws on the primary (engine) side. 12 foot pounds would snap them right off.....
No, I haven't had any problems with mine. I don't know if it's true or not but a lot of people believe adding snorkels keeps your belt cooler because when you raise the snorkel air intake aren't sucking in the hot air from the engine anymore.... makes sense to me because you know how hot the area behind your seats get in the summer...
+Chris Crowder Oh, I guess I just assumed you watched the video where i explained all of that....I used 3 different types of cement for the white pvc to white pvc, the black abs to black abs, and the white pvc to black abs.... I explained which cement for which in the video
+84regal hookshard - I live in the south, so things are a little cheaper, I keep a running total for me it was about $115.00, including tax, minus the price of the sealant that was used between the engine and the belt casing. AIR INTAKE 1- AMERICAN VALVE 2-in X 2-in Dia Flexible PVC Coupling Fitting - $4.46 X 4 2- 3 1/4 inch pipe I pulled from the Charlotte Pipe 2-in 5-ft (80 inch) which was $13.28 3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 22 1/2 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.46 4- 5-in pipe I pulled from the Charlotte Pipe (71-in) BELT INTAKE 1- NIBCO 2-in Dia ABS Couling Fitting - 8.91 cut in 1/2 2- 1 1/2-in pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in I got from the 5-ft (69-in) pipe from above. 3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 90 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $1.99 4- NIBCO 2-in Degree aBS Street Elbow Fitting $2.85 5- 2-in pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in I got from the 5-ft pipe above (67-in) left 6- 1-NIBCO 2-in Dia 45-Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.99 BELT EXHAUST 1- NIBCO 2-in Dia 90 Degree ABS Street Elbow Fitting $2.85 2- 3 3/4 inch Pipe 1 Charlotte Pipe 2-in from the (63-in pipe above) 3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 45 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.99 4- 8 2/4 inch Pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in from the (54-in pipe above) TIP PIPS 1-Charlotte Pipe 2-in Dia 45 Degree PVC Elbow Fitting $0.98 X 3 = 2.94 2- Charlotte Pipe 2-in Dia 90 Degree PVC Elbow Fitting $2.50 X 3 = 7.50 3- 1 Charlotte Pipe 2-in X 5-ft PVC DWV Pipe $5.93 3 CEMENTS (I only needed 2) since I had the PVC glue already 1- Oately 8-fl oz ABS Cement $4.98 2- Oately 4-fl oz Transition Cement $4.97 3- Silicone Grease $3.33 4- 20-ft PVC Tubing 1/4-in $2.99
DOES NOT WORK OUT ON THE 2008 RZR 800. Nice video but does not work on the 08. Same idea but you will need different fittings and lengths of pipe. Trust when I say this as I made about 5 trips to HD and Lowes. One more trip for a second 22.5 fitting and I should be done. I will try and have a video up at some point with parts list for the 2008 RZR 800 (This is a 50 inch RZR).
Dude, this video was exactly what I was looking for. Perfect how to. Thank you.
Just bought a stock '14 model rzr 800s to fart around with. This was the most informative video I've found. Cheers mate!
Very good video, thanks for all the information including the dimensions of the pipe to make it. Great job 👍
great Video, well done and saved me a bunch of time figuring out parts and money buying them. I appreciate the time you put into the Video.
Well done. It looks like you took time to actually do it right and make it look good.
Thanks for this video. I was wanting to add another air filter and figured I needed to do the snorkels. Great video. Been much easier with a parts list, but hey.. Kudos !
Good job on your video. You explained everything very well. Thank you.
looks really good. I'm going to use the exact same 45 to 90 to 45 cut. I've been looking for ideals for the tips. Im going to run a 4th pvc pipe and shove all my vents in there.
Very well presented and detailed video! TY!
+James Roberts Thanks! I hope it helps!
Man I like the how-to video very very helpful I'm fixing to do that to my 2013 whole lot cheaper than going and buying the actual kit for $360
Good work. Just a lil note, the heat in the clutch cover will be a lil hotter due to having the heat to travel further and restricting air flow. Addiing a attwood 3000 bilge blower on exhaust clutch cover side will fix heat issue. Also " blow hole" makes a good blower as well. They suck out the heat on the clutch exhaust side very well. God bless and enjoy
Great video save me a lot of time. Turned out the same cheers
Super clean, great job….
Thanks for the video. Gave me some good ideas.
Hey moss
Awesome! Do you happen to have a list of the couplings, pipes and stuff needed? My main problem with projects like this is having to run back to home depo because I need something else
Looks good. I would radius the notch in you rear window the same as the radius of your PVC pipes so it doesn't crack at that 90 degree corner. I would also tap into the PVC pipe below the bed and attach the other small vents there. That will give you a much cleaner more professional look.
Great video!
Very detailed video. Thanks.
***** No problem, hopefully it helps someone...
Can you make a list of parts that you used so that everyone can get it to make theirs??
yesss please
Nice job!
Great Video
quick question, what did you use to seal on the franco from the belt cover to the snorkel?
Looks good thanks
great video
Is there a reason that a y-pipe couldn't be used to end up with just two risers? I'd like to run my snorkel along the bottom of the window line and then up along each side of the cage as to not obstruct my view.
Buen vídeo. Gracias
Do you have a parts list of what all elbows, etc. Will be needed
Is there any place online to get the clear vent lines and also the rubber grommet
Do you build them and sell or have a part list so I can get everything
Never worked with PVC before. Do you have to use cement? Can you use RTV? I already have a ton it and would prefer not to buy a bunch of cement I’ll never use again. Thanks for anyone’s input.
thank you great video
+zackery mccormack Thanks, I hope it helps
+eacardoc1 mine is a 2009 only one tube was the same but your video helped a lot
Wicked vid man, thanks. I went out and bought all the parts and pieces today...Dunno how much you spent on the install but dam just 1 rubber coupler up here in BC cost me over 10 bucks
Cheesey McCheese Thanks! And yeah the rubber couplers were the most expensive part of the build, I paid around 7 bucks each for them
@@eacardoc1 why did u vent the water pump?
so do you not need to seal the air box with silicone or anything?
@eacardoc1, I have another questions for you man, what is the product you use to seal between the engine and the belt case? The one in the tube? Is that the same silicon grease you used on the outer seal?
I used "the right stuff" which is made by permatex. It is a very good silicon gasket sealant. Almost too good though, after making this video I found an oil leak and had to pull the engine to repair it. it was very hard to get the back belt cover off the engine without breaking it because it was sealed so well. I used a silicone grease for the outer cover so it would be easily removable when you need to get to the belt.
Whats the lenght of your riser
So is there already a hole on the water pump and you just drilled it out bigger?
Best video I have seen thus far, love the, don't need that, then toss :-).
+Hal Freeman Thanks man!
at 5:10 you talk about that breather hose. i just cut it and ran to separate breather hoses realizing the one from the air box does nothing. The other one seams like its an exhaust hose pushing a lot of air out of the hose i ran. is that ok?
I don’t understand why he messed with that hose at all. It’s designed to use the air box vacuum to draw the crank case pressure out. If the air box is snorkeled, then that circuit is as well. I don’t think it hurt anything but I don’t see where it gained anything either
Do u have an idea if it's similar for a kawasaki mule 610??? Thanks nice video
I really don't know, I'm not familiar with the kawasaki side by sides. Sorry.
No problem just a project am working with thanks...
The dust Swirl bad behind your back window why would you put the intakes there
What length riser pipes did you run from the bed too the PVC tips?
15 inches
Car doc - when you reinstalled the clutch cover back plate did you torque all six fasteners to 12 ft lb? 3 on drive and 3 on driven clutch
To be honest I didn't torque them, I just went by feel. My service manual does say 12 foot pounds but thats way too much for the little screws on the primary (engine) side. 12 foot pounds would snap them right off.....
Since the snorkel install have u notice the belt getting hotter than normal?
No, I haven't had any problems with mine. I don't know if it's true or not but a lot of people believe adding snorkels keeps your belt cooler because when you raise the snorkel air intake aren't sucking in the hot air from the engine anymore.... makes sense to me because you know how hot the area behind your seats get in the summer...
@@eacardoc1 can u email me a list of parts tylerschoonover17818@gmail.com
Shoulda put a hose on that clutch drain and just ran to the side would be real easy to get to the just a thought
Great idea!
What do you use to seal the snorkels up? I need some.
Do you mean to cap them off when you're washing it?
+eacardoc1 no. As in when you build them. You don't just throw pvc pipe together and let it sit do you?
+Chris Crowder Oh, I guess I just assumed you watched the video where i explained all of that....I used 3 different types of cement for the white pvc to white pvc, the black abs to black abs, and the white pvc to black abs.... I explained which cement for which in the video
+eacardoc1 wow I'm stupid lol. Didn't even pay attention to it. Thanks for the video man! It looks so clean.
awsome video man thanks!, how much did all of the materials cost ballpark?
84regal hookshard Thanks! I didn't really keep track but Id guess around $150 maybe less....
+84regal hookshard - I live in the south, so things are a little cheaper, I keep a running total for me it was about $115.00, including tax, minus the price of the sealant that was used between the engine and the belt casing.
AIR INTAKE
1- AMERICAN VALVE 2-in X 2-in Dia Flexible PVC Coupling Fitting - $4.46 X 4
2- 3 1/4 inch pipe I pulled from the Charlotte Pipe 2-in 5-ft (80 inch) which was $13.28
3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 22 1/2 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.46
4- 5-in pipe I pulled from the Charlotte Pipe (71-in)
BELT INTAKE
1- NIBCO 2-in Dia ABS Couling Fitting - 8.91 cut in 1/2
2- 1 1/2-in pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in I got from the 5-ft (69-in) pipe from above.
3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 90 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $1.99
4- NIBCO 2-in Degree aBS Street Elbow Fitting $2.85
5- 2-in pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in I got from the 5-ft pipe above (67-in) left
6- 1-NIBCO 2-in Dia 45-Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.99
BELT EXHAUST
1- NIBCO 2-in Dia 90 Degree ABS Street Elbow Fitting $2.85
2- 3 3/4 inch Pipe 1 Charlotte Pipe 2-in from the (63-in pipe above)
3- NIBCO 2-in Dia 45 Degree ABS Elbow Fitting $2.99
4- 8 2/4 inch Pipe - Charlotte Pipe 2-in from the (54-in pipe above)
TIP PIPS
1-Charlotte Pipe 2-in Dia 45 Degree PVC Elbow Fitting $0.98 X 3 = 2.94
2- Charlotte Pipe 2-in Dia 90 Degree PVC Elbow Fitting $2.50 X 3 = 7.50
3- 1 Charlotte Pipe 2-in X 5-ft PVC DWV Pipe $5.93
3 CEMENTS (I only needed 2) since I had the PVC glue already
1- Oately 8-fl oz ABS Cement $4.98
2- Oately 4-fl oz Transition Cement $4.97
3- Silicone Grease $3.33
4- 20-ft PVC Tubing 1/4-in $2.99
DOES NOT WORK OUT ON THE 2008 RZR 800. Nice video but does not work on the 08. Same idea but you will need different fittings and lengths of pipe. Trust when I say this as I made about 5 trips to HD and Lowes. One more trip for a second 22.5 fitting and I should be done. I will try and have a video up at some point with parts list for the 2008 RZR 800 (This is a 50 inch RZR).
do you have a parts list for yours
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