Whats the best cooling vents for the 13 pro, any recommendations, what about the front shocks, is the fox float the way to go.
cooling vents for 13 pro
- Thread starter heinsco
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Haven't rode the sled yet since i put them on.. But I just installed some XXXmodRods hood vents on my '13 pro
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Ckale
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I'm happy with my mo-flo vents. I found them to be the most amount of venting you can get for the price, got the full kit. Lots of other kits only sell them in pairs, and if you want lots of venting the $$$$ adds up quickly. In my opinion.
Also liked the WRP vents I had on my ski-doo before the pro.
Also liked the WRP vents I had on my ski-doo before the pro.
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jbunce
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This is going to be a personal decision after comparing the mo-flo to modrods and wrp they are cheaper but they don't cover the same spots on the panel, mo-flo seems to deal with the lower portion of the panel you will have to compare for your self and see what works for you.
http://www.moflowvents.com/
https://www.xxxmodrods.com/
http://www.wr-products.com/pages/snow-products
http://www.moflowvents.com/
https://www.xxxmodrods.com/
http://www.wr-products.com/pages/snow-products
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Sheepdog
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Vents
All of the manufactures are making great kits. I made all of my own vents, they are worth it IMO, 30 bucks in materials and I have enough to make about 8 vents or so.
I would highly recommend making/buying a vent and put it in your shock tower next to your primary. After I put one in, with just the sled running in the shop you can feel it pulling in air on the primary. I think that would be the most important vent a guy could have.
All of the manufactures are making great kits. I made all of my own vents, they are worth it IMO, 30 bucks in materials and I have enough to make about 8 vents or so.
I would highly recommend making/buying a vent and put it in your shock tower next to your primary. After I put one in, with just the sled running in the shop you can feel it pulling in air on the primary. I think that would be the most important vent a guy could have.
I would think the Blowhole would without a doubt be the best vent set up.
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I agree to leave it as is, ran my 2011 turbo for years, (12 psi boost) no extra vents, never lost a belt or had any issues with it at all. Same with my friends slp stage 4. Proper clutching is more important to belt life than vents. If the sled is not overheating and the belt runs perfect why do you need a vent? IMHO
oh and Elka shocks
oh and Elka shocks
the kit that moves your gauges and adds a fan looks the best. I bet it also moves more air then the blow hole.
I do a lot of surfing and laying my sled over in meadows carving tight donuts.When there is 2' of fresh I can smell my belt getting hot.Secondary is so hot you can't leave your hand on it.I vent the clutch area only on my 12 and now my 14.I did 4 vents this time 2 lower ones.1 just on top of primary and and exhaust vent right behind primary.First ride out without venting on my 14 163 I could smell the belt and not touch secondary,second ride out with venting I could put my hand on the secondary and leave it there.IMO they need clutch venting for my style of riding
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sledfreak89
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We have our PREMIUM molded vents for the Pro RMK/Assault chassis available in Black and White at the link below.
http://provendesignproducts.com/Pages/Vents/vent_polaris_pro_rmk.html
Please feel free to PM me or give us a call @ 248-264-6089 with any quesions.
Have a Happy New Year guys!
-Matt
http://provendesignproducts.com/Pages/Vents/vent_polaris_pro_rmk.html
Please feel free to PM me or give us a call @ 248-264-6089 with any quesions.
Have a Happy New Year guys!
-Matt
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Bridge rectifier $4
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