2002 mtn cat boggin in deep

AK800VE · Nov 30, 2007

I have a 2002 mtn cat 800 efi w/ 151, the only performance mods are a D&D pipe with a sno stuff can. When ever I carve on the pipe side in boggs down really bad.

Any ideas why this might be happening? Any solutions?

Thanks in advance.

FastM8 · Nov 30, 2007

The snow restricts the exhaust flow. SLP makes a transfer pipe kit...you might check there. It might help..

Rixster · Nov 30, 2007

Buy a cutler can, cut the flange off of it, weld in a 90, weld the flange on top of that, cut a hole in the shock well of your belly pan and install your new front dump can.
Or, buy a jaws can for a 06 king cat and cut the hole in your shock well, good to go after that.

There are a ton of post about this on the old forum about this.

Towingman · Dec 1, 2007

2002 mtn cat boggin deep

There is a hose that runs from your power valves down to a grommet in the belly pan where it vents, this line gets plugged or freezes up resulting in a bogging situation. When in the deep stuff just pull the line out of the belly pan grommet and let it hang free under the hood and your problem is solved.

doober · Dec 1, 2007

??? Do you have a pic of this hose?? Are you talking about a hose from the servo, or near the valves themselves?

AK800VE · Dec 1, 2007

doober said:
??? Do you have a pic of this hose?? Are you talking about a hose from the servo, or near the valves themselves?

x2, will this hose also be on a EFI model?

907PowderCat · Dec 1, 2007

the exaust is getting plugged up happned to my 99 powder special i made a L braket and bolted it up right in front of where the exaust comes out...looks crappy but it was like 2 dollars to do seeing how i didnt feel like buying the Slp thing and yes it does fix the problem for the most part ill try and get a pic of it my brother has the sled now

1-800Oregon · Dec 9, 2007

The cheap and easy fix is to go buy EXHAUST DEFLECTOR for 2004, Part #1612-713. It may not solve the problem completely but it will help alot.

AK800VE · Dec 9, 2007

It didnt help my case much at all.

AkHockey10 · Dec 10, 2007

907PowderCat said:
the exaust is getting plugged up happned to my 99 powder special i made a L braket and bolted it up right in front of where the exaust comes out...looks crappy but it was like 2 dollars to do seeing how i didnt feel like buying the Slp thing and yes it does fix the problem for the most part ill try and get a pic of it my brother has the sled now

ya, that'd be cool to see a pic of that !

AK800VE · Dec 10, 2007

AkHockey10 said:
ya, that'd be cool to see a pic of that !

hey thanks for bringing that up, i totally forgot about that.

He owes us

acwyo · Dec 10, 2007

All very good ideas on relocating the exhaust outlet, not sure about the slp kit as I made a version of that on my own and it didn't seem to work well. If you want a more factory look you have a couple options. I purchased a belly pan and all of the exhaust deflectors pieces for a 2006 King Cat. You may also have to buy the chain case gaurd if your 2002 didn't have a factory relocated chain case because the 06 belly pan has a hole cut out for the gaurd to mount through. Another options is to buy the exhaust deflector pieces off any mountain cat/ king cat with the front exit exhaust and cut the hole out in the front of your belly pan in the shock well and install the gaurds. Take your exhaust can and cut the exit pipe off the bottom and relocate it to the front so that it will exit out the hole that will now be in your belly pan. Seemed to help me out with my D&D twin pipes.

76FOMOCO · Dec 10, 2007

do a serch in the old 4m tons of info on this 06 kk deflector jaw f/d can total 350.00

AK800VE · Dec 10, 2007

acwyo said:
All very good ideas on relocating the exhaust outlet, not sure about the slp kit as I made a version of that on my own and it didn't seem to work well. If you want a more factory look you have a couple options. I purchased a belly pan and all of the exhaust deflectors pieces for a 2006 King Cat. You may also have to buy the chain case gaurd if your 2002 didn't have a factory relocated chain case because the 06 belly pan has a hole cut out for the gaurd to mount through. Another options is to buy the exhaust deflector pieces off any mountain cat/ king cat with the front exit exhaust and cut the hole out in the front of your belly pan in the shock well and install the gaurds. Take your exhaust can and cut the exit pipe off the bottom and relocate it to the front so that it will exit out the hole that will now be in your belly pan. Seemed to help me out with my D&D twin pipes.

you got any pics of that on your sled?

acwyo · Dec 10, 2007

No pic and won't see my sled till this weekend. But it does look good.

AK800VE · Dec 10, 2007

Any chance you might be able to snap one this weeked?

acwyo · Dec 10, 2007

I will see what I can do.

AK800VE · Dec 10, 2007

Thanks, it will be greatly apprecaited. :beer;

acwyo · Dec 15, 2007

Took some pics for ya but no idea how to get them on here so you can see them. Can you help??

AK800VE · Dec 16, 2007

I think I can help.

One you can email them to me

nick@mcgeeauto.com

or if you want to post them, simply start a new reply and before you hit submit, scroll further down to manage attachments, then you will see a text box by upload from computer, hit the brose botton and then double click on the pic then hit upload.

easier then it sounds

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