Floatin

[jhext1]

nice hole



[rwbii79]

And your not the smartest either I see... learn how to spell

[Cmob68]

your not the sharpest knife in the droor are ya?

[123paytonc]

yeah just found out the the other week if u go deep enough. rzr s will float! ha

[performancemiles]

This is painful to watch....you are ruining your bearings not only the bearings its getting in the axle and its going to start to rust.

[radioactiveload]

@performancemiles thats why they have CV boots on the axles

[plow0www]

@performancemiles your an idiot

[justine123ist]

those are good if ur toy are in water.

[mudders1000]

have you ever stalled that thing in water

[bravesfan2030]

i floated my brute with my new silveerbacks!

[bighunt986]

gota love them outlaws man. They are one badass mud tire!

[inuyasha4409]

i think the exaust is providing 60% of the thrust

[bighunt986]

you shoudl try doin a water wheelie. Helps most of the time

[freakonabike1995]

hey has any one with a brute have torubles with the wires snortin kinda and shuting down one cylinder

[hondacarpini14]

u got bad snorkels cuz there so short. ive seen snorkels that are made for the real stuff.i got a 200 fushion zongshen. its a sport japanese made.

P.S. OK riding

[arcticcatproductions]

hey man i was wondering since your gas tank is in the back how do you keep water from getting in it?

[freeride468]

you should buy a boat

[WhoGusJones]

hey what kind tires u got on there

[eustismudder]

They are outlaws.

[atvman101]

u know it would have cost u much less to get a canoe

[eustismudder]

But thats not as fun and this takes more skill.

[atvman101]

yeah but when he gets stuck in the water and it dies and his engine rusts inside and he pay 6000$ for a new one hell say i should have gotten a canoe

[eustismudder]

You must have deep pockets at $6000 cause you can do a rebuild for $1000 plus why would the inside of the motor be rusting away when it is flushed and running with oil in it. Go buy your canoe and have fun.

[atvman101]

yeah but rebuilds never preform as a new engine, and even when flushed, water is metals worse enemy and i still gets to , if he does flush it out, over time, it will catch up to him, the engine will not last as long, but its really cool to see an atv go through water like that i just dont see the usefullness

[gsxr1000jdub]

Wow you should stop going to the place that does your rebuilds

[atvman101]

obviously ur not a mechanic

[300jack]

umm hate to brake it to ya but when i rebulit mine after a drowning it made it more power full and more responsive and i have had 4 other friends reuild theirs with the same results soo that isn't true all the time it depends on how you do yes if you half ass everthing and rush it then it will run like crap after the build but if you take your time and do everthing right and clean the in side of the engine it helps a lot of the times

just saying

[atvman101]

when u rebuild, ur rebore, that y you get more power, but since the material is thinner, u risk busting ur engine when it runs hot and go into cold water, im an aircraft mechanic, piston engine all work alike so, i make my money overhauling and rebuilding engines so if u dont know what ur talking about dont say anything, just saying

[itsme78932]

Hmm, you may be a aircraft mechanic but you dont seem to know much about engines like you said you do. You can buy new sleeves and jugs, so no thinner materials there, same as OEM. Cold water only effects air cooled bikes, ive never heard of anyone cracking a block or "busting your engine" while submerging utility liquid cooled quads. These engines are made for offroad use, they can take more punishment then most engines can. Now please, get your facts right and research before you spread filth.

[itsme78932]

Ok, first, the engine doesnt automatically start rusting, as long as you flush the motor, diffs, trans and make sure everything is out of it, until the oil looks like it should, you'll be fine. The problem is when you run the engine for a while after its sucked in water, specially on brute forces, the bottom ends dont like contaminants at all, and commonly spin rod bearings because of it. Also, a engine rebuild isnt $6000.

[atvman101]

even if u flush it out rust still will settle in after a while u need to get the cylinder rebored slightly and i said a new engine costs 6000$

[itsme78932]

your "logic" makes no sense at all. There are many mud boggers that have swamped their bikes, flushed them clean, and have 3000+ miles on them no problem at all, its rare you ever heard problems from swamping unless the water is really dirty. As long as you dont let it sit with water in the motor, rust isnt a problem at all. You dont need to get the cylinders rebored every time you sink a quad, or Mudnationals wouldnt be as popular as it is. Get your facts straight first before saying anything.

[dixiemudnut]

@itsme78932 agreed