P500 And it begins....

[timholmesjr]

Just picked up a 2016 P500 yesterday. Started with the Hardtop, Hardcoat Windshield, MTA wheels and Tires. I can already tell this is just the beginning.


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[Chooglin]

Looking great !

 

[uncyboo]

Just picked up a 2016 P500 yesterday. Started with the Hardtop, Hardcoat Windshield, MTA wheels and Tires. I can already tell this is just the beginning.


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Yay another blue one.

 

[AlR]

Looking great !

So shiny.

 

[gullyjumper]

Very nice !

 

[JTW]

Husky tool box and strongmade basket... I still miss that setup now on the 1000.

 

[Mandryk]

Those wheels look nice.
What are your plans for a cargo bed?

 

[timholmesjr]

Those wheels look nice.
What are your plans for a cargo bed?

I will prob build a wooden bed that will accommodate an old truck box I have. I will work on that this week.


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[JeffEvans]

Just picked up a 2016 P500 yesterday. Started with the Hardtop, Hardcoat Windshield, MTA wheels and Tires. I can already tell this is just the beginning.


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Congrats!

You are right about it being just the beginning...lol! I just got a 700-2...it has one mile on it and has $3,500 in extras already and I'm still not done, but am ready to get to riding!

Good luck with all the upgrades...It looks great so far! Keep posting those pics for all to see!


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[Montecresto]

Just picked up a 2016 P500 yesterday. Started with the Hardtop, Hardcoat Windshield, MTA wheels and Tires. I can already tell this is just the beginning.


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Yep, you'll be 12-14K deep before you know it. Nice looking ride, welcome to the forum!

 

[timholmesjr]

Latest add..

Where did you guys mount the relays. I will pick up main power from the battery and switch power from a accessory sub harness.


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[Duckiller]

Just picked up a 2016 P500 yesterday. Started with the Hardtop, Hardcoat Windshield, MTA wheels and Tires. I can already tell this is just the beginning.


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Oh just wait, it gets MUCH worse. Those wheels are sick! Welcome.

 

[JTW]

Latest add..

Where did you guys mount the relays. I will pick up main power from the battery and switch power from a accessory sub harness.


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Those don't need relays..

 

[Tigermark]

Welcome to the forum from NW Arkansas. Sweet looking ride!

 

[trigger]

Those don't need relays..

I received relays with all of my LEDs. Not saying they wouldn't work without them but can't hurt.

 

[AlR]

I received relays with all of my LEDs. Not saying they wouldn't work without them but can't hurt.

I have two cubes and a 30" led bar running off the accessory wiring harness (as well as back-up cubes). Nothing has blown yet.
Al

 

[Montecresto]

I received relays with all of my LEDs. Not saying they wouldn't work without them but can't hurt.

Right. They are a good idea as they relieve the switches. I used the supplied relays on everything I installed except the back up lights because they're on such short intervals.

 

[JTW]

I received relays with all of my LEDs. Not saying they wouldn't work without them but can't hurt.

My thought process is it's always better if there are less items to fail.. obviously heavy amps on a switch isn't great. So anything above 15 amps I've decided to use a relay. Switches are often cheaper than relays and I've got an old Willys jeep that doesn't have a relay one and everything works great! I just prefer to keep things simple. The small 18watt leds are only pulling an amp and a half each.. so 3 amps is totally unnecessary for a relay on a good 20 amp switch.

 

[timholmesjr]

Latest adds:






I'm not sure if it is evident, but I used an aluminum mount (linked on another thread) and it is rock solid.


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[timholmesjr]

Latest adds:






I'm not sure if it is evident, but I used an aluminum mount (linked on another thread) and it is rock solid.


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The volt meter also has dual USB chargers under the rubber cover. I varified with my volt meter. Dead on. I do love duplicity.


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