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brp or scotts sub mount kit?

bensl

Husqvarna
AA Class
hey guys. looking at getting a scotts sub mount kit for my 610 and was wondering if anyone had any opinions on wether to get the scotts sub mount or the brp sub mount?

any thoughts on which is better?

cheers
 
hey guys. looking at getting a scotts sub mount kit for my 610 and was wondering if anyone had any opinions on wether to get the scotts sub mount or the brp sub mount?

any thoughts on which is better?

cheers
I ordered a Scotts Sub mount kit for my 630 from the Scotts website and Scotts supplied a BRP submount. I thought that was a bit strange
 
is that the only difference? they look slightly different from the images i have searched online.
 
Does the submount collar and/or damper need to be removed to remove the stock gas tank? From photos it appears it must.

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Yeah it requires removing the damper to get the tank off. Which means handle bars have to come off remove damper then unbolt tower from collar. I have just tried splitting/unbolting the collarfrom the tower (Its two peice but I still couldn't get the tank off)
 
Yeah it requires removing the damper to get the tank off. Which means handle bars have to come off remove damper then unbolt tower from collar. I have just tried splitting/unbolting the collarfrom the tower (Its two peice but I still couldn't get the tank off)

Bummer, what I suspected. I was really wanting a damper but having to go through all that at each valve check now I'll have to think twice. 3,000 miles comes around pretty quick.

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