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Yamaha's SRX 700 is the last 2 cycle snowmobile sled I ever owned... but she was a beauty!

Stock wasn't enough for me, so I called up my friends over at Hauck Power Sports in Rice Lake, Wisconsin. They hooked me up with their Top Gun kit that is basically a bored out engine to 800 cc's with new coated pistons, rings, gasket set, ported and renikasiled cylinders and modified heads.

Add to the mix V-Force Reeds, a Boost Bottle kit to balance the fuel flow between the 38 TMX carbs when under heavy stress.

In order to apply all of this new power, silencer can and racing pipes were added along with Hauck's special Magnum secondary clutch...

Racing The Hauck Powersports SRX 700

Did I mention that I never told anyone what was under the hood? That was the fun part my snowmobile loving friends. To everyone else, she looked stock. Didn't sound stock, but looked stock.

I raced some new 4-cycle Yamaha RX1's out in the open lake and while the RX1 took me in the first eighth mile, my highly modified SRX 700 beat the RX1 after we crossed 90 miles an hour. About 117 MPH I began to get scared and let off the gas... only to realize that less than 7 seconds had elapsed. Talk about an adrenaline rush!

M-10 Snowmobile Aftermarket Suspension to the Rescue

In order to improve comfort and allow me to change the suspension properties while out on the trail, I added an M-10 Suspension (now they produce a M-12) that is made by "Fast, Inc.". The powerplant was a nice addition, but the M-10 made the machine perfect.

My endorsement For Hauck Powersports

In the state of Wisconsin, there are no Yamaha snowmobile performance experts smarter than the folks at Hauck Powersports. I don't work for them, but I am a happy customer. They are not cheap, but they are the Yamaha performance sled experts.

More info: http://www.hauckpowersportsinc.com/

The only recommendation I have for those who might try to build a $15,000 Hauck Power Sports machine like I did: Skip the carb "boost bottle." I'm not sure it added any real performance, but it did add a quirky throttle response when the engine was cold.

Sadly, I sold my pair of Yamaha SRX's last year in order to make room for my first 4-cycle snowmobile: The Yamaha RX Warrior. Bender Turbocharger...here I come.

About The Author:

Joe Redline has been a Wisconsin snowmobile lover since he was just a young kid growing up on the farm in Kewaunee, Wisconsin. His first sled was a Ski Doo 9500 Blizzard, but after he grew upÂ…Yamaha became his brand of choice. He is currently dreaming of building a Hauck Powersports Turbo-enhanced Yamaha RX1 or RX Warrior. Joe recommends that you ride responsibly and check out the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs: http://www.awsc.org

A Leak-free Mazda is Now Possible, Thanks to Mazda Gasket

The Mazda Gasket is just one of the many auto parts that can be used and installed in every Mazda vehicle in order to ensure its right and reliable performance on the road. This small accessory may be left unnoticed at times due to the simplicity of its construction and design. However, Mazda owners should remember that the gasket is a significant addition to their vehicle if they want to avoid one of the most basic automotive problems that cause a lot of driving inconveniences and hassles- automotive leaks. The Mazda Gasket is primarily designed for sealing the mating surfaces of a number of vehicles components. This gasket can be employed to seal the various parts of the engine so as to keep the oil, the coolant, air, and fuel in their right places, thus making sure that no amount of leak will happen in the vehicle.

The gaskets that can be used in every Mazda model can be crafted in a number of ways using a wide array of durable materials. The gaskets which are widely available in the market right now are commonly crafted from gasket paper, rubber, silicone, felt, fiber glass, or plastic polymer. Other gaskets can also be made from asbestos materials. These asbestos-made gaskets are typically used for specific applications. The gaskets that will be used in automobiles should be crafted using a material that will offer a degree of compressibility. This is important to enable the gaskets to correctly fill the space they are designed for, including even slight irregularities.

The gaskets are crucial components in all Mazda autos, so Mazda owners need to get only the best gaskets. These should be crafted using the highest engineering, able to tightly fit objects to keep certain compartments air-tight and water-tight. One effective material that can be used is the fiber that is able to bear compressive forces exerted by automotive fluids. The Mazda gaskets can come in different types according to the application in the automobile. The most popular type is the head gasket that is used to seal the main parts of the engine to maximize compression and the generation of power. Another type is the composite gasket that is made from paper, cork, or rubber. This particular gasket is used with adhesives for custom applications. Flange gaskets, on the other hand, are toothed-like structures which are projecting outwards to allow the fitting process. Solid metal gaskets, spiral wound gaskets, corrugated gaskets, die-cut gaskets, encapsulated gaskets, and a number more are other types of gaskets which can be used in automotive applications. Though they may come in a number of varieties and different materials in their crafting, all gaskets perform just one primary role in every Mazda vehicle, which is to avert damaging leaks. Leak-prevention will be effectively done if the Mazda Gasket is maintained in good condition. The best way to take good care of the automotive gaskets is to follow regular maintenance schedules, and that will include regular oil and filter changes, engine performance check-ups, and cooling system maintenance. When damaged, replacing these gaskets is easy as there are a variety of aftermarket gaskets available.

About the Author

Miranda Restelle is a freelance writer and car enthusiast. She believes that women should see the beauty and style in cars, as they see the beauty and style in fashion.

When replacing a head gasket would a mechanic ever re-use the exhaust gaskets?

I had my head gasket replaced on my 2001 Subaru Forester about 2 months ago, and just had to go back yesterday to find out that my exhaust gaskets were leaking. Wouldn't that be part of any gasket kit? And would a mechanic ever re-use old gaskets when doing such a big job?

The exhaust gaskets on your engine are quite high quality and can usually be reused (except in the states where salt is used on the roads in winter) with no leaks. They are not automatically included in any Subaru factory head gasket "kit".
The fact that they apparently were not leaking initially when you first got the car back suggests improper tightening of the nuts securing the exhaust system.
To replace the gaskets should take about 20 minutes and no more leaks.

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