I’m a proud owner of a 1990 Honda Pilot. It’s in real good shape. The previous owner set it up for nitrous lol. The jug is engraved moose racing so I’m guessing it has a built motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )).

I used to ride atv’s all the time but an accident at the 2018 mint 400 in Las Vegas left me a double below the knee amputee with 37% burns. The Pilot is perfect for me. I was a little scared to get back out on the dirt but I still gotta enjoy life!

So far I’ve cleaned the filter, installed a new outerwear and replaced the rubber intake hose with a carbon tube. I’m in the process of repacking the muffler.

Sorry to hear about the accident, but congrats on the Pilot. I would probably skip the nitrous though..lol Parts can be difficult to find if you poof kaboom the Engine.

I hear that. I’ll probably never spray it.

Welcome new guy.
Congrats on the Pilot and sorry to hear about the injury. A guy needs to get lucky in a big wreck. I have had a few high speed offs myself.



Aww damn, really would like to see a video of that.
Never really thought about doing that to a two stroke. I wonder how it would work ??
I think I have heard about Moose racing but don't remember the details.
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The spray should get it into the power band quicker but I can’t afford to repair a blown motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )). If I get brave someday I’ll be sure to video it!

Canadian Oddy can be a bad influence..lol Unless you need technical advice, then he's a gem.

I would suggest looking for a stock airbox and use a unit foam type filter, K&Ns are notorious for letting sand through and the outer wear will let the fine stuff through but not let it out.
if you do go with the stock airbox, open up the top and then you can use the K&N as a pre-filter

Appreciate the advice.

If you ever want to sell that spray kit for cheap keep me in mind.
I would love to splatter another Engine all over the road.
I'll do the video for you.
It would be interesting to see the performance difference when I do another speed run at the airport.
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