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Discuss M8 pipes boondocker in the SNOWMOBILE RELATED DISCUSSIONS AND RIDING AREA's forums; Looking for a single pipe for my M8 and was wondering if i have to instal a boondocker mod. If ...
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01-18-2007, 05:10 PM
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 | M8 pipes boondocker Looking for a single pipe for my M8 and was wondering if i have to instal a boondocker mod. If so are they easy to operate? Also, what about clutch weights? |
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 | Get a hold of Ghostrider Motor Sports...paul and Monty have a great handle on what guys are putting on. if you pipe the m8 efi you do need a Boondocker..you may be able to replace the Y pipe which is a very cheap 5 horsepower fix without needing one...I just rode with a guy yesterday with an M1000, he just got the boondocker installed and was tuning it up on the hill...a little nit of knowledge and reading but he seemed to see the value in what he did....Ghostrider boys are all runnign m8 AND M1000 AND COULD HELP YOU ALOT...
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