This is a discussion on Snorkeling a grizzly 700 within the Grizzly Snorkeling forums, part of the Grizzly Forums category; I have a grizzly 700 and am thinking about snorkeling it, ive never snorkeled a atv before and was wondering do you have to silicone ...
I have a grizzly 700 and am thinking about snorkeling it, ive never snorkeled a atv before and was wondering do you have to silicone the air box cover on so it don't leak or will the cover gasket keep it water tight? Ive read alot of the snorkel forums on here, but never found anything about the air box lid.
I use silicone grease(clear die-electric grease) on my gasket, the instructions that came with my snorkel kit said to silicone it, but that is stupid!
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09' 700 Griz limited red midnight armor
29.5 Outlaws on ITP ss112's
2 Brothers Racing M7 pipe
Powercommander III
K&N Air filter/Snorkeled
Dynatech coil
1mm shim/White EPI spring
Warn RT25 winch w/synthetic cable
Aluminum Products A-Arm guards
Sony marine head unit
MB Quart 180 W marine amp
2x8" and 2x6.5" Memphis marine speakers
Tamarack Titan rear seat with 6x9 Memphis marine speakers
5 20w red led neon strips in fender wells/body/frame
and a set of cast iron nuts............
I didnt silicone mine either. I didnt use grease or anything else and so far so good. The grease doesnt sound like a bad idea though for added security.
I didnt silicone mine but it does let in a little bit of water. I drain maybe a cup out every now and then
But i spend A LOT of time in DEEP water so if you're just in it every now and then you probably wont get any water in yours at all
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Red 07 350 IRS Grizzly
2mm shim
jet kit
homemade exhaust tip
27" vampires
Fully snorkeled
Red 01 Toyota Tundra 4x4
Cold Air Intake
True Dual Flowmaster super 44s
35x12.50x17 BFGs on custom painted procomp rims
3" Lift in the front
Linear Mode
