Can-am Outlander G2 Snorkel Kit on 2040-parts.com
West Monroe, Louisiana, US
This is a brand new Can-Am brand snorkel kit that will fit on 2012-2014 Can-Am Outlander with 800 or 1000 engine as well as the Outlander Max 2013-2014. Comes complete with extended air intake and new extended CVT inlet and outlet exhaust conveniently integrated into the upper gauge pod cover. It is a must have for deep muddy conditions. It is made by Can-Am and is still in the box. I am offering free shipping on this item and it will ship ups ground. Let me know if you have any questions!
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