Saw that comment about hosing down your ace and "if a little water gets in, no big deal, I just squeeze the rubber valve and let it out". That's all good, but what do you do if you get caught riding in rain or snow? How about if a little water splashes up and gets in the air box?
I have an ATV rental company and when 2 RZR 570's a one ACE went out and they got caught in the rain, the filter collapsed, water and dirt were sucked into the motor and the rod bearings are shot.
The ACE filter system is a little better than the RZR. Then again, it was the first ride for the ACE, and it's last. All 4 of my ACEs and all my RZRs now have a completely custom filter system.
My advice, save yourself a ton of money, get on google and see some of the system people have made for RZRs. The same applies to ACEs. Polaris needs to pull their head out of the ass and figure out how to make a decent air intake system.
No warranty on my machines. Polaris says I submerged them in water. Nope, just a rain storm. Hey, if you get caught in a rain storm, are you really thinking your motor will blow up?
I have an ATV rental company and when 2 RZR 570's a one ACE went out and they got caught in the rain, the filter collapsed, water and dirt were sucked into the motor and the rod bearings are shot.
The ACE filter system is a little better than the RZR. Then again, it was the first ride for the ACE, and it's last. All 4 of my ACEs and all my RZRs now have a completely custom filter system.
My advice, save yourself a ton of money, get on google and see some of the system people have made for RZRs. The same applies to ACEs. Polaris needs to pull their head out of the ass and figure out how to make a decent air intake system.
No warranty on my machines. Polaris says I submerged them in water. Nope, just a rain storm. Hey, if you get caught in a rain storm, are you really thinking your motor will blow up?