ATV Stereo

Can-am water tight stereo system for Atv riding in MUD!

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• atv
• stereo
• system
• sealed
• water
• tight
• for
• in
• the
• mud
• wheeling

[blowe81]

@redseal30066 did u use a car radio too

[redseal30066]

@blowe81 Yes a stereo out of a 2000 neon. I used batteries out of some old emegency lights you find mounted on the walls in commercial buildings.

[turftamper]

I saw your other videos. They are great! By relocating the radiator does it make it run cooler? How much difference did the pipe and clutch kit make? A guy told me a clutch kit would make it feel like a stall converter...

[redseal30066]

@turftamper Relocating the rad keeps it up out of the mud. Once the rads get muddy they won't bleed off the heat and the bike over heats and goes into limp mode. The clutch kit allows the engine to get up to a higher rpm before it engages the clutch. My bike doesn't start to move until about 2500 rpm. You need a clutch kit if you want to run bigger tires like 31's or 32's. Otherwise you would smoke your clutch belt. The exhaughst sounds more agressive and probably adds a bit of HP.

[redseal30066]

Swampdonkey's Mud Drags 2011 Full HD

[redseal30066]

check out my other vids



[blowe81]

@redseal30066 did u use the car radio too

[titaniumpower1]

i like how you used your old shit out your car lol..thats a good idea tho

[titaniumpower1]

i like how you used your old shit out your car lol

[redseal30066]

@turftamper Rad relocate, fan over ride switch, coolant temp guage, 31" highlifter outlaw tires, dalton clutch kit, muzzy slip on exhaughst, spring spacer (reduces the travelle of the front springs so the front end doesn't dive when you break. Here is a link to a mud drag I was in a month ago. It's me coming out of the hole at 2:35.