2004 honda foreman 450 snorkel

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Brenden Nino - 8 years ago

Do u think the light 28 vamps will need a gear reduction? Please help

DANIEL CICILIA - 8 years ago

I don't have a gear reduction on mine and I have 28 backs. After the jet kit and hmf swamp XL. It runs great.

Streetaddiction731 - 8 years ago

Luke Sneed - 8 years ago

How long was the 1 and a half tubing on top of the exhaust pipe

Kyle Kowatch - 8 years ago

Do 2 inch all the way from the air box

Mike Lamb - 9 years ago

Adjust you're air idle screw

DANIEL CICILIA - 10 years ago

no problems so far… ch-tricky if you don't feel comfortable take the time and wrap your exhaust with dei exhaust wrap. that stuff really works.

YNM RECORDS - 10 years ago

I have the same fourwheeler same color to... Won't the PBC melt?

Darwin Greene - 7 years ago

cj-tricky

Matt Howell - 10 years ago

Run 1.5" from the box like you have done, when you get past the front fender go into 2" up which you have done and looks fine to me, although i run a Dynojet kit with Size DJ146 using the Triangle ATV snorkel. DJ142 wont let me get to the top of the rev limiter. Do it itll run better. I got a HMF also seems to help with stalling in the water although that could be my carb overflow valve on about half of the times it's happened to me. I got that took care of tho lol

Erik Harton - 10 years ago

You need to get some tubing for all of the breather hoses on the bike, rear end and front end gear box.

DANIEL CICILIA - 11 years ago

I have not jetted it yet. It does run ok for the most part but it does seem to starve for air if I'm in to high a gear and low rpm. I'm gonna play with the air screw in the carb to see what happens. I used to start up with a less-than-a-second push of the starter but now it takes a little more to get her going gotta play with the throttle a bit but other than that seem to be working good.