I asked home to add a lock to his brake mechanism and he is going to do it.
I should have one of the first ones next week.
Larry
So I thought I would try to do this myself. I wanted to turn to others who may have done this but have not published their efforts yet. If you could chip in your advice, I would appreciate it.
The first thing I looked into was the type of winch. I noticed that on the Polaris website they offered their version of the 4500 lb winch or offered the Warn Provantage 4500 winch (the one for 799.99). So, I assumed both will fit.
In comparing the two, I found the Polaris was 1.6 hp (which is just about all the information they give about their winch other than marketing BS) and the Warn was 1.9 hp. Looking at the Northern Tool website, the Warn has a line speed of 23.6 feet per minute and a gear ratio of 154:1.
When I compared those stats to the Viper Elite or the Venom or any of the others, the Warn Provantage 4500-s was the winner by far. Now if one considers cost–well, that is a decision to be made on how these factors impact your particular type of riding.
So as I thought about it, I came to see that the "pounds" rating isn’t of much value nor is the horse power rating. I think the line speed at a particular load is of the most value. Any opinions? Am I wrong?
Have an XPT but found a good deal on some Voodoo color parts and wondered if they’d match okay.
Which rzr would u buy and why would u buy one over the over?
I bought the Polaris PIDD 2.0 and the Polaris part #2880417 which is the premium roof with a MTX stereo that says Polaris, attached a picture of the stereo. I am going nuts traying to connect the PIDD and the stereo and haven’t been able to do it, I have the cable mentioned in another thread for the audio but I don’t find where this cable goes (part#2881652)
I have checked all cables and can’t find how to connect the PIDD to the MTX stereo, could somebody help me out? I have the car dissamble and can’t use it because can’t connect the stereo.
MTX Overhead Audio Pod | Polaris RZR Store
thank You