Exhaust snorkel

[nathandbirdjr]

This has probably been answered already but I can't seem to find it.
My Brute died yesterday while submerged in mud and water. My pipe was about 6 inches under water. It started back and I continued thru the hole but am concerned about damage that could occur in this situation in the future. If I snorkel my exhaust will I have to rejet or do any other modifications? Any help will be appreciated.

[brutster]

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This has probably been answered already but I can't seem to find it.
My Brute died yesterday while submerged in mud and water. My pipe was about 6 inches under water. It started back and I continued thru the hole but am concerned about damage that could occur in this situation in the future. If I snorkel my exhaust will I have to rejet or do any other modifications? Any help will be appreciated.[/b][/b]

Mine is snorkled and I didn,t have to rejet. Before I snorkled my exhaust I tried to install my quiet qore on my HMF Penland and couldn,t because of a layer of baked on mud on the inside of my exhaust and my 750 has never stalled out under water, which makes you wonder how that crap gets in there

[duneboogie]

My exhaust is snorkeled as well and I didn't have to rejet. You'll get water shooting out of it from the condensation, but that's about it.