Lifts, Winches & Snorkels at a glance
Snorkels are not a novelty here. The wet season runs June into September, afternoon storms put water across low trails in an hour, and a machine that swallows water at the airbox is an engine bill, not a wash job. Same with a winch. On soft ground and in flooded flatwoods the winch is the difference between a long day and a very long night.
Snorkel kits
Intake, clutch and vent lines raised and sealed properly, because a snorkel that only lifts the airbox still drowns the belt housing.
Lift kits and suspension
Lifts, springs, shocks and bushings, set up for the weight the machine actually carries.
Winches
Winch, mount, fairlead, wiring and a fused, relayed power feed that will not become next season's electrical fault.
Bumpers and protection
Front and rear bumpers, skid plates, rock sliders and A-arm guards for limerock and stumps.
Accessories and hardware
HighLifter and SuperATV parts among others, fitted and torqued, not left finger-tight.
Setup after the install
Alignment, clutching and tire clearance checked after a lift, so the machine drives better afterward instead of just sitting taller.