CID
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I had the SATV door lowers and liked them, 7 holes per side and 4 were dimpled from Honda so you couldn't miss drill them. There's 3/8" gap around the edges. @Lil_Steve has Honda's OEM lowers, maybe he'll comment. I know that they need to have notches cut in the door so they fit, the SATV don't.
Having said that - with the radiator up front, the cab heat in the Talon is uncomfortable for me and I'm a desert rat at heart - I'd much rather be cooking than cold. 🥶 🥶 🥶 I won't be installing lowers in the new Talon, Rokblokz keep the debris out and the open doors let 'some' of the heat out (not as much as I'd thought). I've been riding in 30* temps wearing tennis shoes and I'm still comfortable.
Super ATV, they have a slight crease to follow the body contour.
Having said that - with the radiator up front, the cab heat in the Talon is uncomfortable for me and I'm a desert rat at heart - I'd much rather be cooking than cold. 🥶 🥶 🥶 I won't be installing lowers in the new Talon, Rokblokz keep the debris out and the open doors let 'some' of the heat out (not as much as I'd thought). I've been riding in 30* temps wearing tennis shoes and I'm still comfortable.
Super ATV, they have a slight crease to follow the body contour.
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I put Tusk brand on and they come with a rubber seal that you put around the edge to help close the gap. I put black caulk around it when i was done to keep dirt and water out. It seems from what I see the gap is the same on all of them along with mounting.
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I have the Honda ones on mine, they suck! It feels like its an afterthought they ways they're designed, a buddy has SuperATV on his, much better fit & finish than mine.
I feel like honda dropped the ball on their accessory line with some items. It seems like the super atv bumpers, lower doors and other companies are making much stronger and better products.
CID
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Yes, they seemed to be 4" x 6", always in the way and I'm not sure that they accomplished anything (maybe prevented 'flapping in the breeze' ). Note that I'm north of 70 and swinging my leg over the door sill isn't all that easy anymore.
Hit me up if you need me! I'll get you the member discount if you go with our stuff.
I agree the Honda door lowers suck. For an OEM accessory the fit and finish is terrible.
Thanks for input! You guys made my decision pretty easy
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so what does it take to get a members discount love sat stuff. Just switched to a Talon
I have the Honda lower doors and they fit perfect if you install them correctly. They look factory and do not rattle. However, they are a total pain in the A$$ to install correctly. The trick is to cut enough of the door away to make the brackets on the lower doors fit flat/flush. If you don't cut the correct amount away, they fit horrible and can stick out at the bottom.
I opted for the Honda ones because I found them cheaper than any of the aftermarket ones at the time and I am a cheap bastard
. VERY glad I got them.
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I have no problem with fit or finish with my Honda door lowers. Took the time to install right and they look like they came from the factory. They still did not take that long to install just a little more attention to detail. They were the only ones available at that time.
I like the "Cheap" statement. Many older people grew up with hand me downs and mom made clothes. We collected Coke bottles for the 2 cent return. Now we buy $25k machines and still try to squeeze the nickle till the buffalo poops. I'm trying to buck that trait. When my tires wear out, I've started buying new, instead of partially worn. For the newer generations: buffalos were on the face of nickles until 1938.I have the Honda lower doors and they fit perfect if you install them correctly. They look factory and do not rattle. However, they are a total pain in the A$$ to install correctly. The trick is to cut enough of the door away to make the brackets on the lower doors fit flat/flush. If you don't cut the correct amount away, they fit horrible and can stick out at the bottom.
I opted for the Honda ones because I found them cheaper than any of the aftermarket ones at the time and I am a cheap bastard
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I bought these on Amazon. Very happy with them.
Easy install, you can see through them, have tight fit with gasket.
Bob K
Easy install, you can see through them, have tight fit with gasket.
Bob K
what the name and number. called SuperATV and no luck so message me a codeJust shoot me a PM whenever you need anything, and I'll get you the weekly code!
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Dangit! Wish i had know about this when i bought the glass windshield and the rear window! Oh well, live and learnJust shoot me a PM whenever you need anything, and I'll get you the weekly code!
