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32" tires don't make hardly any difference at all in gearing or the noise that it produces. For a truck for example that had a 3.55 rear end and you go from 30's to 32's the ratio changes to 3.33. If you do it for noise reduction then you need as tall of a tire that will fit. 32s for me were...

Install larger tires which will be like taller gears and then do a cruiser clutch kit

It should be wired directly to the battery. You can plug a charger in there or use it for a power source. I don't know what size fuse it has but look into that before you draw too much power from it.

I have them installed as well. They are a lot better (heavier) than what Polaris usually makes.

The brakes on my Turbo R were bad at first, I don't notice it now. My Xpedition brakes don't feel so great either. After another hundred miles or so I think they will seat like the Turbo R did.

So I understand there are two types of ceramic tint. One blocks IR (heat) and one doesn't? True?

Welcome. I live in TX but bought mine in OK so I haven't heard of any issues.

I have a 15 Ranger with full cab. It's in my signature

I take it you don't own one? Tons of heat coming from the center console. Have to add insulation to stop that. If you're talking about the full cab. It doesn't seal well at all plan on spending a long time sealing that up if you think you're going to get a side-by-side from any manufacturer...

The tag on the steering wheel said download the free Polaris app and activate ride command plus today. I already have the app I don't see how to activate it. Figured it out so posted it here. First go to the Ride Command app and tap on your vehicle. Then select activate Ride Command +. Then...

I thought of that as well. Not sure. I tried it yesterday. Polaris didn't insulate them so I guess they figure heat doesn't matter. Results are below of how insulating the lines did. Tested the AC again after insulating the coolant lines. Outside temp was 95-99 vs 105 or so last trip...

Looks like. Good idea on moving the ring. I should do that as well to hold my DeWalt 8" pruning chainsaw in place.

Thanks for the info on the ferrules. I ordered the Max D-rings when I ordered the machine. They are one of the few things that came in. Still waiting on the roof rack and mount as well as spare axles, ball joints, and service manual.

I run beadlocks. I usually run at 8psi on rock

Thanks. The clamps came with the cable. Can you use ferrules on plastic coated cables?

Nope, north Texas up by Oklahoma. I carry lots of expensive tools and don't want my stuff stolen.. We do ride in Colorado and Arkansas as well as TX and OK

I found the following wrench/socket sizes needed if you plan on any trail repairs: axle nut 30mm lower ball joints, front a arms, shocks, sway bar 18mm upper ball joints 15mm tie rod 24mm rear a arms 21mm clutch cover 8mm

Here is my locking system. The cable is short enough that you can't slide the Packout out of the mounts. I double nutted the cable clamps and then took a grinder and messed up the threads so you can't get the nuts off. If we stay somewhere in a motel and I can quickly remove the boxes and put...

I installed two Milwaukee pack out mounts and four boxes. I set the mounts 3/4 inch back from the edge of the bed so the lids would clear the bump out on the rear window. I wanted the maximum amount of room between the boxes for extra storage as well at the rear of the bed for extra storage...

Today I insulated the coolant lines from the front to the rear. What I did was take some Thermotec and stick it to some Siless sound deadening foam (sticky side to sticky side). I installed one piece on top of the coolant lines with the shiny side towards the lines to hopefully keep the heat...

A guy had his drive shaft cut in to by the axle hoop. So I pulled my skid plate and took a look at mine. The only thing wrong with mine was whoever installed it did not put the screw in the center of the eye that holds it up there. I noticed that the loop has a bend in it and it leans. and only...

Looks like Bikeman and RVS have them as well

Thanks. My Turbo R had both plastic and metal mounts for the coolant lines. I was able to get pipe wrap on most places. I covered the walls of the tunnel with Thermotec and you can now leave your drink in the cupholders and they don't get hot. I am going to tear into the Xpedition later today. I...

They said it was slightly low of freon. Service guy said it was sitting outside running and showing 50 degrees on his thermometer in the vent (outside temp was 100+) He didn't know what freon it took just that the tech used a $11000 Snap On machine to service it. Got it home and let it set on...

I have R12, R22 and R134a and gauges for home and auto Been recharging my home, vehicles and farm equipment for 25 years. Just gotta see what freon it takes

UPDATE on our XP5 heat and sound issues: I insulated the firewall with Thermo-Tec 13590 on the outside towards the engine bay. I removed the seat back from the rear seat and the thin pad that Polaris put there and installed Siless 4mm liner. Then reinstalled the Polaris liner. We took it for...

See if this helps any. Post here what they mean and we will see if we can help How to Use the Error Code Lookup | Polaris Off-Road Vehicles

What will water do to the poly fill? We cross quite a few streams in Colorado.

I found it QUIET- LOW RPM FUEL MILEAGE CLUTCH KIT FOR XPEDITION - RZR 1000 XP

Are they working on one to lower the rpm?

What about all of the comments all over the 'net about AA being cheap Chinese junk? Should we worry or since we are just getting a helix and weights it should be ok?

We got our XP5 Northstar on Friday. Took it out Saturday for a ride. 105+ degrees and four adults. Went about 20 miles at around 40 mph. First, yes it's noisy...... About like my Turbo R before I did the sound deadening on it.. I had ear plugs on in the Turbo but after I installed the sound...

Sounds like you might work for Aftermarket Assassins. If so then you probably need a vendor account

We have a couple places to ride in our county (Custer) but nothing as nice as Chaffee County has.. We have been riding SxS in Colorado since 2013. Summer's a great time to get out of the heat in TX. We always go through Westcliffe and thought it was a nice town.. Salida or even better Nathrop...

Westcliffe. It's a few hours closer to Texas to shorten our long drive. It's about 1 hour from Pueblo, Canon City or Salida so not too bad if you need something from a big city. Good SxS riding is about an hour and a half away (St Elmo, Tin cup, Mt Antero, etc)