A deerstand carrier, all the weight sets on the ball and balanced by the center tub which has a u bolt around it works great and comes with 2 bolts

 

rear bumber a cooler rack that mounts on the rear bumber a front bumber a lift kit 3in a arm bushing gps mount and a winch mount looking in to mod my mufler to and speakers with amp for i pod

 

Had to replace the rear grab bar once the original one was bent and dented. Replaced with sch 40 pipe, welded in and painted black to match. Also replaced the rear(so far) suspension bushings with rubber inserts trying to see if it will last longer. Also made my own 2" lift kit.

 

like it. did you do arm lift kit or spring . the stock a arm bushing suck polaris said they fix the problem but all they did was close the gap so now it takes 4 to 5 rides before they are gone . i am making them out of nylatron thanks for the post

 

Just built my own brackets, like you'd buy. The rear I modified with a bend to clear the frame. I'm trying an idea to replace stock bushings with rubber. I've just done the rear to see how long they last. The other option for bushing material would be polygraphite. My buddy's grizz bushings are rubber and his quad is 4 yrs old and still no play in his suspension, not to mention a very smooth ride.

 

• Fuel packs in the front box.
• 3 in one hitch
• Lock and Ride Sportsman rear seat.
• Belt busted tool kit
• Custom mirrors

Just to name a few things! :fest06:

 

Wow, you made all that???

 

very nice ride love that red . and if you were asking me yes about 3 hours on the front and rear bumbers 1day on left a arm and 2 hours on the right side cooler rack 30 mins going to change front lift its to high about 4 inches rear is 3 .thanks jon

 

what are you looking for

 

I'm thinking I want to try fender flares.

 

Shore, fender flares would do no good for me. Here' I am from this past weekend.

BTW, the exhaust worked perfect. I had no probs with it, I know you posted over in the Highlifter site that you would probable rip it off. But I had it buried in this hole and even had it own its side (the side w/the the exhaust) i didn't have any issues w/the new exhaust set up.

 

looks like mine after a good ride good job.dam that red looks good

 

i am looking in to mud flaps i do not like it when mud hits me in the back of my head

 

Cabelas has one on their website.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Auto...Mcat104796180%3Bcat104695380&WTz_l=SBC;MMcat104796180;cat104695380;cat104687280

 

what have you made

 

home made

i was thanking there would be more

 

custom box

fits right between the snorkels on the front.
patent pending

 

looks good

 

thanks for the info ill take a look

 

This is the latest project we are designing here at TheATVSuperStore.com for the Touring. It is a lock and box that goes around the passenger seat. Having a son who rides with Daddy all the time I feel it is very important to have something sounding him.

 

Moved the exhaust up to get it out of the mud. I hated how low it came out. So here it is, I had the two stock openings welded closed, then added a 2" exhaust and extension out to the side of the XP. At the end I used an HMF tip and spark arrestor. IMO, it sounds as good as any HMF exhaust Ive had and its still fairly quiet.

 

did you leave your drain plug out on the muffler, by the angle of the pipe, it looks like water or mud would run right into the muffler...looks cool though.

 

made the rear lock and ride box and the extra high a arm guards

 

looks good and thanks for posting. what did you make the a arm guards out of

 

looks good, I built a set for my front too. Used .100thous aluminum. Didn't come up quite as high though, but should still protect.

 

do you do much mud riding if so does the mud pack around the shaft and boots

 

Mostly mud riding. Last ride was first muddy ride with them. Suprisingly there wasn't much crammed in there.

 

mine are from thor i just screwed my old ones back on these ones thought it was kind of a cool tip

 

Thor, do you ride that one in the mud?

 

Not yet. Will play with it come spring time. Just have used if for plowing for now & for coming up with new ideas for the shop.