PRECISION EFI BELLY PROTECTOR INSTALL THUNDERCAT | SIDEWINDER
2022 ж. 15 Жел.
2 395 Рет қаралды
Today I install a Precision EFI Belly Pan Protector in a 2022 Arctic Cat Thundercat.
Today I install a Precision EFI Belly Pan Protector in a 2022 Arctic Cat Thundercat.
Hey buddy nice video took its time to get to me good work👍
Hey Mike, Thanks buddy. Anything to save the ole belly pan… just in case.. I just got back in town from working and seen this. Wednesday I was in shorts and it’s snowing today. 😉 Braaaaaap !
Another great video Greg!
Thank Jeff.. More videos to come. You get anymore snow? We got alittle more overnight but it’s warmed up to 33 degrees and it’s starting to settle and melt. They’re forecasting snow today on through the start of next week. Tughill and the Adirondack’s will get the brunt of all the snow. Think colder, and snow ❄
@@SometimeIsNow yes we got a couple more inches over night. It has been too warm here also. It has rained before turning to snow and rained some during the snow. Everything we received in the last couple days has been heavy wet snow. Turning colder this weekend so that will help with any future snow. Take care my friend!
That looked like a pretty easy install. 👍🏻
Wasn't to bad. Stay "Tuned" Tomorrow we update the BOV and map sensor 😉
Loving the t cat/ sidewinder in my case videos!
Thanks a lot Nolan, 👍🏼 A lot more upgrades and performance videos to come for sure.. Stay “Tuned” Hurricane tuned, that is.. 😉 Take Care
Well build and clean looking product. Nice job! How many miles did you put on it in Maine last season?
Thanks buddy ! I put 717 miles on the Cat the 4 days we rode in Maine.. You ready to go when we head back this season. 😁
@@SometimeIsNow That's some good mileage! I'm ready! Just let me know when. Maine looks like a blast!
I see you have the Elka front shocks, how do you like them, was it worth it compared to with the machine came with ?
Hey D C, Thanks for stopping by to check out the video. Honestly I haven’t had a chance to ride the sled with the Elka shocks yet. The T-cat came in very late (mid March) of this year and I only got to ride the sled on one trip (717 miles) with the stock FOX QS3’s. IMO, I wasn’t impressed with the Fox shocks, specifically because of the lack of adjustment. Some guys may like the idea of one 3 adjustment clicker shock for compression but I like to have adjustment for rebound as well so I bought a full set of Elka stage 5 shocks for this season so I can control the high & low compression settings and rebound. I thought the QS3’s rode stiff, even on the softest #1 setting but that’s just my opinion. I like a more plush ride until I need to turn things up for a stiffer ride. The QS3’s were at their softest setting (#1) and still rode very stiff IMO. Tomorrow mornings video will be the installation of the rear 2 Elkas. I waiting for snow so I can start dialing in the shocks and give my review. Stay Tuned and Take Care 👍🏼