snowmobile conversion
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No, these conversions would be more dificult roll over because they are lower to the ground. The only major problem is that these engines were designed to run in winter so you would have to switch to some cooler plugs. Make sure you get a fan cooled one the liquid ones don't use air like quads they use the snow it self. The conversions are more like a honda odyssey go-cart than a quad, no plulling power but lots of speed.
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Originally posted by jj292
No, these conversions would be more dificult roll over because they are lower to the ground. The only major problem is that these engines were designed to run in winter so you would have to switch to some cooler plugs. Make sure you get a fan cooled one the liquid ones don't use air like quads they use the snow it self. The conversions are more like a honda odyssey go-cart than a quad, no plulling power but lots of speed.
No, these conversions would be more dificult roll over because they are lower to the ground. The only major problem is that these engines were designed to run in winter so you would have to switch to some cooler plugs. Make sure you get a fan cooled one the liquid ones don't use air like quads they use the snow it self. The conversions are more like a honda odyssey go-cart than a quad, no plulling power but lots of speed.
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