Thank you so much! Iām trying my best to build it tasteful and somewhat reliable šš»š
This was what it looked like shortly after I got it. Nothing but tires and wheels, roof, winch,pod lights and dual battery setup. This was also when I had my pod lights mounted high. I had to move them to fit the windshield on, so they went down to the bumper instead
Due to the extreme heat here in south GA, I came up with a fan setup that was super easy. The pictures donāt do it justice, these things are awesome! I used 4 roll cage clamps that I bought off of Amazon, 2 Derale Performance 12āx12ā Tornado radiator fans and 2 pieces of 2āx1/4ā aluminum flat stock that I had laying around. The fans move 880 cfm, so thereās more than enough air flow but not too much that it becomes annoying. All in all, I love the set up and around here, they are more than necessary, especially with the full glass windshield and Honda hard rear panel. You can also see a sneak peak of some of my sound system in the pics. I mounted 2 JL audio M3 6.5ā gunmetal gray marine speakers in a custom enclosure I found on eBay. I drilled 4 holes in the flat part of the Honda roof and mounted the speaker enclosure. They sound awesome! I will post pictures of the rest of the system when I get a chance to take some, itās pretty cool! Also I included a picture of my switch panel and Ram phone mount šš»
I appreciate it buddy!Day'um... nice setup
I'm so glad I found this forum and your thread in particular! I just bought a 2021 1000-5 LE and just found out last night that I can't duplicate the SATV's mud build that they did on their red pioneer because I have the limited and so their rhino axles won't work as part of their 6" lift kit. I was planning on putting on 37" tires. I'm beyond heart broken and am even thinking of selling my pioneer for that sole reason (I'm kicking myself for not buying the basic or deluxe now). If anyone has any ideas I'm all ears!
Trust me, I felt the exact same anguish that youāre feeling now, after I read up on what I had. The thought crossed my mind of selling and getting a deluxe like my brother but after seeing how many extra things mine has than his, I was satisfied. Iāve heard that you can get axles custom made from different axle builders for those lifts and our buggies but itās extremely expensive. Iāve just opted to stick with 35ās to be on the safe side and if I get tired of it in the future, I may go the custom route and make it bigger. I also didnāt want to go too crazy with still having 4 1/2 years of warranty left. If you happen to figure out anything new, please keep me posted and I will do the same for you!
I finally had a chance to take some more pictures of it this afternoon and this is how it has turned out so far. These show you the rest of the sound system, as well as the rest of the build. If you have any questions about anything, feel free to ask!
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These show the whip lights in all their glory! š The rear speakers also have transflective RGB cones in the speakers, so the speakers light up as well, they just werenāt lit for the pictures. The speakers themselves are JL 7.7ā M3ās with a JL 280w amp inside the enclosure
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Figured since I posted all of the pictures, I would post a complete list of mods that Iāve done so far. Arms and portals are coming soon, the tires came in today and Iām still waiting on the wheels. The current mods are as follows:
Honda Hard Plastic Roof
SuperATV Glass Front Windshield
Honda Hard Rear Panel With Sliding Glass
Dual Battery Kit With Stinger Relay
Odyssey PC925 Auxiliary Battery
BlueSea Systems Fuse Block
Switch Panel from PBR Products
All OTRATTW Contura V Switches
BlueSea Systems Dual USB
Warn 4500 lb. Winch
MasterPull 75 Ft. Synthetic Winch Rope
Rigid D-Series Pro Spot Beam Pods
Dual Reverse Light Kit From Club Store
Infinite Offroad 3 Ft. Double Helix Whips
RGB LED lights, 2 - 8ā strips on each side of the grille and 6 - 6ā strips in the
Extended Vent Lines
Homemade Snorkel (Will post pics later)
Baja Designs Interior Dome Light
2 - 12āx12ā Derale Performance Fans mounted to over the driver and passenger for some redneck A/C š
Boss MR350 Head Unit
2 - JL Audio M3 6.5ā speakers mounted in a custom enclosure in the roof
Froghead Industries Wake 48 speaker enclosure with 4 - JL Audio M3 7.7ā speakers that have Transflective RGB lights in the cones and a 280w JL Audio amp built inside of the enclosure
Custom Wake Tower Bar from Froghead Industries to hold the rear speakers, reverse lights and whip lights
HMF Titan Quiet Series Exhaust
Confederate Flag Honda Tailgate Overlay
Tailgate Leveling Brackets
Wicked Rails Tow Hook
Trail Armor 1/2ā Full UHMW Skid Plate
4ā Bilge Fan mounted under the seat, facing towards the headers
Cool It Heat Shield Wrapping under the seat, middle section and partially up the upper back of the seat
12āx12āx1.75ā piece of UHMW mounted in the floor with stainless hardware to level your foot out and help with gas pedal angle
Mods to come:
35x8.5x22 EFX Motohavokās (Arriving tmrw)
22x7 American Force Caminoās (Being built)
SuperATV Front and Rear A-Arms (Already have)
SuperATV Billet Tie Rods (Already have)
GDP Gen 3 Billet Portals with the 30% reduction
Infinite Offroad Rock Lights
Subwoofer Enclosure, Subwoofers and separate amp for the bed
Thatās about all I can think of! š¤·š»āāļøš„µ
Honda Hard Plastic Roof
SuperATV Glass Front Windshield
Honda Hard Rear Panel With Sliding Glass
Dual Battery Kit With Stinger Relay
Odyssey PC925 Auxiliary Battery
BlueSea Systems Fuse Block
Switch Panel from PBR Products
All OTRATTW Contura V Switches
BlueSea Systems Dual USB
Warn 4500 lb. Winch
MasterPull 75 Ft. Synthetic Winch Rope
Rigid D-Series Pro Spot Beam Pods
Dual Reverse Light Kit From Club Store
Infinite Offroad 3 Ft. Double Helix Whips
RGB LED lights, 2 - 8ā strips on each side of the grille and 6 - 6ā strips in the
Extended Vent Lines
Homemade Snorkel (Will post pics later)
Baja Designs Interior Dome Light
2 - 12āx12ā Derale Performance Fans mounted to over the driver and passenger for some redneck A/C š
Boss MR350 Head Unit
2 - JL Audio M3 6.5ā speakers mounted in a custom enclosure in the roof
Froghead Industries Wake 48 speaker enclosure with 4 - JL Audio M3 7.7ā speakers that have Transflective RGB lights in the cones and a 280w JL Audio amp built inside of the enclosure
Custom Wake Tower Bar from Froghead Industries to hold the rear speakers, reverse lights and whip lights
HMF Titan Quiet Series Exhaust
Confederate Flag Honda Tailgate Overlay
Tailgate Leveling Brackets
Wicked Rails Tow Hook
Trail Armor 1/2ā Full UHMW Skid Plate
4ā Bilge Fan mounted under the seat, facing towards the headers
Cool It Heat Shield Wrapping under the seat, middle section and partially up the upper back of the seat
12āx12āx1.75ā piece of UHMW mounted in the floor with stainless hardware to level your foot out and help with gas pedal angle
Mods to come:
35x8.5x22 EFX Motohavokās (Arriving tmrw)
22x7 American Force Caminoās (Being built)
SuperATV Front and Rear A-Arms (Already have)
SuperATV Billet Tie Rods (Already have)
GDP Gen 3 Billet Portals with the 30% reduction
Infinite Offroad Rock Lights
Subwoofer Enclosure, Subwoofers and separate amp for the bed
Thatās about all I can think of! š¤·š»āāļøš„µ
You and I both buddy! Portals are next and as soon as I have them, itās going up!
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How do you like the HMF Titan Quiet Series Exhaust? Did you see significant reduction in exhaust noise? Iām building my rig to support thermal night hunting so Iām trying to be as quite as possible! Also, did you obtain any lessons learned specific to your duel battery build that you would change? Thank you for your time responding!
Adam490
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Leave the stock exhaust if you want it quiet. The HMF QS series is still noticeably louder than stock.
I agree with @Adam490, if you want quiet, stock is the way to go. In order to put on the HMF, you have to remove the exhaust and the cat, so it opens it up more. Basically itās just a deeper, more pronounced tone but definitely louder than stock. With the dual battery setup, I think I would honestly do it the same. Only thing I may would do different is to put an Optima under the seat for more accessory power but that will come in the future for me. I have a lot of lights and sound system equipment with plans to add more, so Iāll need the extra power. If you arenāt going crazy with accessories like me, then the Odyssey PC925 would be perfect. It has done a fine job so far!
