Corona Build

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Corona Build

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Ordered the P1k in October 2016 along with OEM 2 piece windshield, rear soft panel and hard roof.
Finally brought it home in late November on a Wednesday and immediately installed windshield, roof and rear panel.
Plow, winch and mounting bracket were supposed to show up within a few days of picking up the machine. Superwinch and EMP bracket arrived and installed those that weekend.
Snow arrived, plow did not. Had to use snow blower for first time in ages. (Sold the Honda Rubicon and plow late October).
Accessories started arriving along with more snow.
Installed work lights, blower and vents, cup holders and started planning the wiring for 2nd battery, isolator, etc.
More snow arrived and no plow. Starting to regret selling the Rubicon.
Finally after several empty promises the plow arrived. Installed just in time for more snow.

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[Jshell3]

So clean!

 

[Corona1]

So clean!

Not as clean anymore, not much mud around here yet. Soon, very soon.

 

[Corona1]

Corona1 updated Corona Build

Corona build continues

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[Jshell3]

Love the grill and throttle assist.

 

[Jshell3]

Ha. Poor puppy's name! Aka Assface. Lol

 

[Corona1]

Ha. Poor puppy's name! Aka Assface. Lol

If you met her you would understand. I've had a lot of dogs, and she makes me laugh more than most.


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[GlockMeister]

Looking good!! Grill gaurd came out good.

 

[Corona1]

Looking good!! Grill gaurd came out good.

Thanks. First project with the tube bender. I see lots of projects using tubing in my future, whether I need them or not.


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Corona1 updated Corona Build

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Ordered the P1k in October 2016 along with OEM 2 piece windshield, rear soft panel and hard roof.
Finally brought it home in late November on a Wednesday and immediately installed windshield, roof and rear panel.
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Plow, winch and mounting bracket were supposed to show up within a few days of picking up the machine. Superwinch and EMP bracket arrived and installed those that weekend.
Snow arrived, plow did not. Had to use snow blower for first time in ages. (Sold the Honda Rubicon and plow late October).
Accessories started arriving along with more snow.
Installed work lights, blower and vents, cup holders and started planning the wiring for 2nd battery, isolator, etc.
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More snow arrived and no plow. Starting to regret selling the Rubicon.
Installed second battery, isolator, bussman, and cleaned up winch and accessory wiring. Also installed Mystic switch panel, switches, volt meters and RAM mount.
Finally after several empty promises the plow arrived. Installed just in time for more snow. No pics of install, I was still pretty bent about delayed delivery at that time.
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Wife and kids gave me a JBL Extreme Bluetooth speaker for Xmas. Made a bracket for the feet to sit on and attached to ROPS. Secured it with velcro for easy removal.
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Finally made the time to complete the stock bumper modifications.
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Installed with the help of my little buddy, AKA Assface.
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A closer look at the bumper. Also snorkeled the intake and all the vents while I was waiting for paint to dry. Went back and forth over thru hood or under hood snorkel. Decided on under hood for now because I had the parts on hand.
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After slipping off the go pedal a couple times crossing pastures, and herky jerky rides with the short ones I live with, decided to make a throttle assist. Less than $10.00 in material and an hour of fab, it turned out nice.
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Performed 1st service a little while back. Oil was clean and filters are only slightly discolored.
Machine did quiet down some. Hoping it quiets down more with use.
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Spare gas container that has been laying around the garage for years. Thought about getting rid of it several times, glad I didn't, fits perfectly behind rear seats. I need to add a couple small d-rings and a strap to keep it from moving.
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Copycat fix to level the tailgate. I think it was from @JShell - thanks buddy.
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High buck dome lights installed on overhead ROPS in each front corner. It pays to watch the clearance racks!! LOL!
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Corona has a new relative.

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[elkguide]

Looking very nice.

 

[Corona1]

Looking very nice.

Thanks. Excited to have another one in the family to help modify. I really like working on these machines.

 

[Corona1]

Thanks. Excited to have another one in the family to help modify. I really like working on these machines.

Oh, and also ride with.LOL.

 

[elkguide]

Oh, and also ride with.LOL.

They're not just to look at?

 

[Bigred48]

Hey Corona1 which rear panel is that? Looks great.

 

[Corona1]

Hey Corona1 which rear panel is that? Looks great.

It’s the Honda OEM fabric panel.


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[Bigred48]

How is the dust control with just the rear panel?

 

[Corona1]

How is the dust control with just the rear panel?

It works great with the 2 piece windshield. Actually it’s a must, if riding dusty or snow covers trails. However your rear view mirror becomes relatively useless.
When it gets warm we remove the upper 1/2 of the windshield and the rear panel. We eat a few bugs, but it’s a lot more comfortable.


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[Bigred48]

It works great with the 2 piece windshield. Actually it’s a must, if riding dusty or snow covers trails. However your rear view mirror becomes relatively useless.
When it gets warm we remove the upper 1/2 of the windshield and the rear panel. We eat a few bugs, but it’s a lot more comfortable.


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Ok great. Thanks for the info! On that panel I see installation requires drilling and using rivets to the side of the bike. Did you have to do this on yours?

 

[Corona1]

Ok great. Thanks for the info! On that panel I see installation requires drilling and using rivets to the side of the bike. Did you have to do this on yours?

Yes, if I remember correctly they install on the tailgate.