@@MudPuppyOffroadeave it idling so water can’t seep in the exhaust and up into the motor. There is a reason military vehicles usually run two snorkels, an in and an out…..
Does water just not travel back up through the exhaust on these or what's the deal? I figure when the engine shuts off it must be on the compression stroke so the valves are closed
Depends on the number of cylinders the more cylinders the more likely the water can travel up. On a Honda are usually okay especially with the exhaust at an angle like mine was
Man I wish you made some longer videos and I miss your old talon what happened to it I haven’t watched all your vids so idk lol also I went ahead and bought some Quadbosses 680s 38x9.5x20s it’ll be plenty enough for my rmax2
@@MudPuppyOffroad whattt lol I figured they did lmao 🤣 I just need you to post more man lol 😂 I like your content keep Up the great work love the new bike on portals looks sick can’t wait for mine to get out the shop so I can go ride again
what all did you do to make your bike water proof? i got the same one and i’m looking to snorkel it soon i just don’t know all the steps to take to get it to idle under water and go that deep and still run fine
I wanna know who his account financial advisor is cause I’m firing mine I wanna play on atvs like this water riding atv is so much more fun than trail riding I’m jealous
@@brandonstewart6753 I see what you are saying now. The tank looks to have super steep banks and is very narrow. He mentioned the Talon was wider probably because it get up on those banks. I agree tho, when he got off and moved the bank is possibly 4 ft?
Basically after watching every single atv review you have ever posted the best option is a 300, my personal favorite 420 or a newer body rubicon or foreman
Long time watcher of your videos. I just bought a DCT 520 Rubi. Have you ever snorkeled a DCT? How are they in the water? I know the foot shift versions are what you ride and they always have less issues in the water vs DCT’s but just curious. This will be my first Honda since a 2001 Honda Rancher ES. Since then I’ve had 4 Polaris ATV’s, and a 2011 Yamaha Grizzly 700. But this Rubicon I get later this week will now be my only ATV. I’m excited for it
So you don’t have to worry about water getting into the engine from shutting it off under water? I thought if the exhaust valves where in open position water could enter? Awesome video btw, I wound never do that with either of my ‘19 rubicon’s.
On the contrary knowing when it's best to shut it off is key. If I would have left it running it would 100% have hydro locked by the time I got back to it
Try dielectric grease on spark plug, that always helps All wheelers are different tho could be many different things Also maybe turn your idle up little bit
Disappointing in my brute force water only up to headlights killed oil looked milky or as bad as you can imagine and this guy uses his like a sub what the hell am I doin wrong
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You need 8' snorkels for 7' foot ponds. So impressed
Do another long riding video I loved that one you did with all the Hondas
Man you’re wild for leaving it shut off in water like that 😂
What other choice did I have
@@MudPuppyOffroadeave it idling so water can’t seep in the exhaust and up into the motor. There is a reason military vehicles usually run two snorkels, an in and an out…..
My big bear 400 kills under water somtimes long as i start it immediately it will always start right back up under water
Yo what kind of phone mount is that???? 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
When the bank is trying to repo your quad 😂.
Great video bud
Awesome video
We have a situation here lol. Nice
Living the dream bud
ol mud puppy, takin risks and havin fun
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Thank you for sharing
Does water just not travel back up through the exhaust on these or what's the deal? I figure when the engine shuts off it must be on the compression stroke so the valves are closed
Depends on the number of cylinders the more cylinders the more likely the water can travel up. On a Honda are usually okay especially with the exhaust at an angle like mine was
Suggestions on other airbox o rings I’ve cut some to fit but the oem ones are expensive as hell
It's a $4 part. If you can't afford that then find a different hobby.
@@srvdean3024 air box lid seal is over 30$ on part zilla
Man I wish you made some longer videos and I miss your old talon what happened to it I haven’t watched all your vids so idk lol also
I went ahead and bought some Quadbosses 680s 38x9.5x20s it’ll be plenty enough for my rmax2
Long videos don't make any money
@@MudPuppyOffroad whattt lol I figured they did lmao 🤣 I just need you to post more man lol 😂 I like your content keep
Up the great work love the new bike on portals looks sick can’t wait for mine to get out the shop so I can go ride again
what all did you do to make your bike water proof? i got the same one and i’m looking to snorkel it soon i just don’t know all the steps to take to get it to idle under water and go that deep and still run fine
you just gained a follower, i like your stuff man👍🏻
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Hi mudpuppy been watching you for a few years now what’s your favorite Honda 4wheeler.
Rubicon footshift
I wanna know who his account financial advisor is cause I’m firing mine I wanna play on atvs like this water riding atv is so much more fun than trail riding I’m jealous
You say 6ft deep. If that's 6ft deep you must be 7'6 tall.
He's standing on a quad with 33" tires that is in a wheelie. Not sure how high that puts the pegs? 2 ft?
@@Fredmullegun he's not standing on it when he gets off to get a rope.
@@brandonstewart6753 I see what you are saying now. The tank looks to have super steep banks and is very narrow. He mentioned the Talon was wider probably because it get up on those banks.
I agree tho, when he got off and moved the bank is possibly 4 ft?
I had to go way underwater just to get to the winch lol
Basically after watching every single atv review you have ever posted the best option is a 300, my personal favorite 420 or a newer body rubicon or foreman
“Honda” 👍🏻
Long time watcher of your videos. I just bought a DCT 520 Rubi. Have you ever snorkeled a DCT? How are they in the water? I know the foot shift versions are what you ride and they always have less issues in the water vs DCT’s but just curious. This will be my first Honda since a 2001 Honda Rancher ES. Since then I’ve had 4 Polaris ATV’s, and a 2011 Yamaha Grizzly 700. But this Rubicon I get later this week will now be my only ATV. I’m excited for it
They are fine. Same snorkel procedure. If you get water in the oil they are more prone to transmission issues
I have a matte green 2021 rubicon deluxe DCT an I've had it just as deep as mudpuppy just was an haven't had any problems.
Man you got lucky on that one lol 😂
The trick is to let it eat until just before the snorkel goes under lol
Bike looks 👍
How did you snorkel up your Honda I need to now so I can do mine
Try the search button on my channel there's like five Rubicon snorkel videos
So you don’t have to worry about water getting into the engine from shutting it off under water? I thought if the exhaust valves where in open position water could enter? Awesome video btw, I wound never do that with either of my ‘19 rubicon’s.
I always thought water could get in the cylinder from it goin up the exaust valve but apparently he ain’t to worried abt it so 😂
@@Jp-ep1bx because hes got hella money
The exaust only sucks when you go to start it under water
If not you should be fine but it's not always the best idea
@@chrisokonek8431 then why does water get in top end when you sink
I wish my foreman could go that deep.
whats that blue hose inside your airbox?
That's how I run my crankcase breather up to the very top of the air box with a little uni filter on it
Nice
Are you also running a internal reduction?
Hell no.
@@MudPuppyOffroad why not do t 53 prim with a 12.5 sec and run 70" tires hahah 😆
I got a 21 talon I’m wondering what I should do to it
leave it stock unless you want to mud ride
Lmao never shut off under water
On the contrary knowing when it's best to shut it off is key. If I would have left it running it would 100% have hydro locked by the time I got back to it
Great video wish the brute force could do that !! Don’t wanna hear the Honda fan boys Kawasaki are still great machines right ?? Lol
How do you make it idle underwater, I have a 2013 foreman 500 and it’s snorkeled but won’t idle under water, what can I do?
Try dielectric grease on spark plug, that always helps
All wheelers are different tho could be many different things
Also maybe turn your idle up little bit
Did you not see it not running after he got off? It doesn’t idle
@@jaycevessier7554 obviously you didn’t see or hear in the video he killed it Bc he knew he could make it
@@Big_smoke420 10/4 thanks
@@royrowell1697 if it would idle, why would you kill it? Exactly!
Any other honda fuhk boi wouldve flipped it.
Disappointing in my brute force water only up to headlights killed oil looked milky or as bad as you can imagine and this guy uses his like a sub what the hell am I doin wrong