Couple of pics of the finished product

With the doors installed. I will put the seat back in as soon as I get my Odyssey battery installation complete.

Looking good!!

Good Job LT.......

love it!

Badass LT!

Thanks guys.

You can't hide money


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Man that thing looks sweet,

When are you getting the XTR's? Are you going to put them on those wheels???

Nice job Buddy. It looks really good. The rear mud-flaps look great also.

man that looks bad a**

Looks good!

Looking good

I probably missed it somewhere, but what are you using for front mud flaps?

looks great LT

Looks to good to use. That wouldn't last me 5 min's looking like that.

looks great Capt. and that young un is growing fast, enjoy all the time u can with her next thing you know you will be walking her down the aisle proud as a peach !!

cajuncoot wrote:

looks great Capt. and that young un is growing fast, enjoy all the time u can with her next thing you know you will be walking her down the aisle proud as a peach !!

Yeah......in about 40 yrs!!!

Dude, been gone for about week so I am a little behind on what is new. That looks Badass! Silver really sets it off.......

Lt let me know how the mud flaps work for you. I was riding with the East Tenn ATV club this weekend and JodyT put flaps on his RZR and they worked great. While my son was driving I was paying close attention where the mud was coming from and most of it was coming from the rear and over the area where the flares taper in. Anyway I have ordered the same material that JodyT has and I am trying to find a way to stick it out the back. The RZRS is different than his RZR. How did you mount yours?

Thanks

Dino wrote:

Lt let me know how the mud flaps work for you. I was riding with the East Tenn ATV club this weekend and JodyT put flaps on his RZR and they worked great. While my son was driving I was paying close attention where the mud was coming from and most of it was coming from the rear and over the area where the flares taper in. Anyway I have ordered the same material that JodyT has and I am trying to find a way to stick it out the back. The RZRS is different than his RZR. How did you mount yours?

Thanks

I attached them using the "bottom" two S flare bolt holes, but I also attached them to the S flares with some body bolts with washers on the back with double nuts to keep them from backing off. I also used some adhesive to help seal up the crack between the plastic and the flare. Where the flare was not wide enough for the big body bolts I used some really small body bolts without washers and nuts on the back. When it got to the area right under the taillight I drilled a small hole and ran a body bolt with washers and nuts there too.

Okay, I got tired of all the mud so I fabbed up some rear mudflaps. What do you guys think? If you don't like them, no big deal. I think they will serve the purpose for what I wanted. I got a sheet of 24x48" high impact ABS plastic from McMaster-Carr. I made my pattern from cardboard, then went to town.


Used some emblem adhesive to help hold them together and hopefully keep mud from getting trapped in there.

I don't have a brake, so I had to use a board and c-clamps, but it came out about right.



Some pics of the finished product.





The plastic material was 23.00 for the sheet. I had about another 10-12 in bolts and stuff.

Dino wrote:

Lt let me know how the mud flaps work for you. I was riding with the East Tenn ATV club this weekend and JodyT put flaps on his RZR and they worked great. While my son was driving I was paying close attention where the mud was coming from and most of it was coming from the rear and over the area where the flares taper in. Anyway I have ordered the same material that JodyT has and I am trying to find a way to stick it out the back. The RZRS is different than his RZR. How did you mount yours?

Thanks

What kind of material did JodyT use? I used some ABS high impact plastic. It was $23 a sheet. One sheet makes both sides. I am not sure how it will hold up. Guess I will find out at Windrock.

So LT since you are in the fabrication bussiness for rzrs mud flaps how much for a set delivered to WV

It was a heavy rubber material and it looked good. I am going to pick it up tomorrow my issue is the rear because the material is not rigid which means I will have to find a way to mount it so it will go past the back of the tire. I see why you used the hard material. Thanks I will let you know what I come up with. Look forward to seeing you at windrock.

Some pics of the battery upgrade. Required minimal trimming of the stock battery box. Thanks for the tip on bending the battery retainer bar Clayboy!
One thing I noticed was this battery fired both HIDs lights several times with the machine NOT running without getting the "ONE-EYE" effect.