whats everyone doing for clutch vents on nytro

[lightening800]

post pics if you have any, i know this isnt the doo site and we dont need to vent our sleds like a big screen door but i think a little on the clutch side panel wont hurt, any suggestions.

 

[Rizzo]

If the clutches are anything like every other Yamaha I have owned you will be able to make 10 pulls in a row on any hill and immediately put your hand on either clutch and it will be luke warm. They just dont get hot. I know on my Apex its the same thing and there is no extra venting.

 

[funjunkie]

Timbersled products has a screen kit for the nytro. www.timbersled.com

 

[Nikolai]

The best thing you can do for them is to put pre-filter material over the vents in the sidepanels and the two holes next to the headlight. I swear it cuts the snow ingestion down by 90%.

 

[T-bone(was bigdog162)]

^^^^^^^ what he said!!!! my exact thoughts & it works great.


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[2fun4u]

We have them - take a look

The one with the pink is a vent that we designed to go on each side of the cowl. We don't have a Nytro at our disposal anymore, so not sure if this one would be effective or not.

The picture of the hood is where another vent goes - we just haven't received the pictures from the customer who bought that one yet - it fits perfectly where the sticker is though.

The other vents are available right away.

Prices are:

Top "number plate" vent - $115/pair or $60 ea
Bottom "horseshoe" vent - $115/pair or $60 ea
small front vent - $70/pair or $40 ea
Hood vent - $50
Cowl vent - not sure yet - ask us
Intake vent (one that has the metal grate) - $60/pair or $35 ea

If you buy 3 pair, we offer a discount of 15%

We have a fast turnaround time and our vents are aluminum framed and are REALLY tough!

2fun

 

[absoluteapex]

installed these on each side of my turbo apex recently and love them,compared the clutch heat to other turbos and are a lot cooler and don't allow snow in

 

[Mcx Nytro]

The best thing you can do for them is to put pre-filter material over the vents in the sidepanels and the two holes next to the headlight. I swear it cuts the snow ingestion down by 90%.

For us slow people can you post a pic????