Anybody else have an issue with the nose of their Boondocker turbo Apex filling up with snow? If so what was the cure?? I'm thinking of fabbing up some frogzskin to cover the space where the airbox was that the intercooler now occupies but thought I'd see if anyone had the same issue and found a better/simple solution (other than never letting off the throttle so the nose stays high
). It seems that as it accumulates on the intercooler it then works it's way into the nose of the sled. We all know they are too heavy to begin with so the 30 pounds of ice/snow that builds up is something I could do without. Had it sitting in my 50 degree garage and it only took 3 days to melt
). It seems that as it accumulates on the intercooler it then works it's way into the nose of the sled. We all know they are too heavy to begin with so the 30 pounds of ice/snow that builds up is something I could do without. Had it sitting in my 50 degree garage and it only took 3 days to melt
