have you seen the races on water??? those things are awesome! lol
did u post that on the grid?
thought so that was super cool lol
yeah he said he went back and did it 3 or 4 more times after that and jumped even higher then the one in the video, if he posts some more I'll be sure to publicize it
i cant believe the water doesnt ruin there shit
yeah I know man thats nuts, I mean he said the water there was 3 or 4 feet deep, if it would have got hung up some how that would be a $6,000 snowmobile turned into a submarine, lmao
ya i mean shit once all that shit gets submerged then what? time for a rebuild on the engine lol
theres some vids of people messin up and sinking them... Theyre hilarious! lol
yeah here is what brad said about it on the pt forums
New Snowmobile $6,000
EPA fine for sinking sled in lake or river $5,000
Scuba diver team to remove sled from lake $1,000
Having more money then common sense.........Stupidity
Making it across.........................................Priceless ;D
lmao
man thats ballsy id hate to see a wreck out there lol
yeah I got to ride a snowmobile one time a while back, I did some jumps but never thought hey lets take it to the nearest pond or lake and try to cross it, forget that noise, to cold to be a water mochassin. then I see the dudes this year at the winter xgames on espn doing back flips, man they have some big grapefruits to pull that off, I mean what if you don't make it.
thats a whole lot of sled to be whipping around lmao
Actually you would be surprised. They don't have any electronic motor parts on sleds, maybe some of the new fancy ones, but my uncles friend fell through the ice a few years back, all they did was pull it up flush out the cylinders, put a new batt in, and fired it up, good as new. As long as you get it out soon enough you won't hurt anything. All of the gauges and stuff are analog, they were made to get wet.
all that stuff is made to get wet. With the engine all you gotta do is rebuild it basically cause of the water build up that comes in through. I know that cause my stepdad once went into a little pond on his dirtbike and and fell and we had to rebuild it.
thats basically what i meant, motors arent made to go under water get wet fine but not submerged
yeah you would think that if they were sunk to long it would be like dirt in a nitro engine and tear it up
just gotta make sure u dont start them with any water in them
all you have to do is dry everything out, a big pain in the a$$.the seat is the hardest thing to dry and you dont usally have to rebuild the motor. i wont go into details but just trust me on this one.
i wonder what bruce thinks?
lmao
damn that would be a long post for sure, lmao