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            Snorkle removal and MTC 
            
             I'm itching to do/buy something for the bike and was thinking of getting 
            DNA STAGE 2 (click)
             However, after removing the stock cans and swapping them out for an MTC single can there is a sizeable hole under the seat where dirt gets through. I've plugged it as best I can, but after an offroad session there is still quite a lot of gunk under there. Probably the air filter would get most of it, but perhaps not all? Should I keep the snorkle? | 
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             Get rid of the snorkle but fill the gap under the seat with some cut up milk bottle or if you're more fussy a bit of aluminium.
             Check out this thread... http://www.xt660.com/showthread.php?t=18731 You should be able to get a mud tight seal with some silicone too. | 
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             Haven"t looked yet but i have used an old rubber car mat and cut to suit to block dirt getting thrown up under there before 
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             How did you get on with the dirt? 
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             Rubber car mat and some silicone sealer did the trick 
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            Excuse my ignorance...but, itsnt the snorkle there for a reason? only last week is was in some really deep water yet loads of people say to remove it to let the bike breath? 
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             The 'snorkel' is really nothing of the sort, being horizontal and forward-facing, water will come into the airbox at exactly the same fording depth whether it's fitted or not.
             Effectively, if the water reaches the bottom of the seat, you're in trouble. 
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             If your in that deep the sparks are going out mate.
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             For sure remove the snorkel and open out the air box intake.
             You'll need a Kev's fuel mod and block the AIS too. The bike will thank you for it. 
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 Plus i thought you only had to have that mod if you went to a single can? (didnt think opening the airbox would make enough difference to warrant the mod) | 
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