P500 Dave's P500 Little Red

[illinoisdave]

 

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[Montecresto]

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Looks good dude! Be careful with that set up though, a couple people have broke the receiver hitch doing that. @PistonHonda has a thread with a dandy aftermarket receiver strong enough to do that safely.

 

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Nice looking machine dave!
What's with the radiator between the headrests?

 

[JTW]

I like it!

 

[illinoisdave]

i kept getting mud in the radiator when it was down front. i relocated it up there to get it out of the mud. so far it has worked well. i had another thread on here when i did it last spring. it does limit rear view vision. i added a rearview mirror to help compensate. i added the Piece of 6" pvc below it for waterproof storage. i carry tools, first aid kit, spare gloves, toilet paper etc inside it. i fabricated the bed and mounted it hanging over the rear a couple of inches then i added boat cleats on the bottom to allow me to wind up a tow rope.

 

[illinoisdave]

so far i have added

KFI 4500 lb winch
Honda hardtop
20" CREE led light bar
2 4" CREE led work lights
Snorkel
Radiator relocate
Waterproof storage
bed box
rearview mirror
half windscreen
27" Swamplites on SS216 wheels
removed swaybar
relocated fuel vent hose

future projects are

Exhaust probably a HMF or similar
fuel programmer
front diff locker

 

[Montecresto]

That radiator in such proximity to your head must be warm!

 

[illinoisdave]

actually when riding i dont get any heat from this and the fan blows out the back . i get way more heat coming up through the seat

 

[illinoisdave]

also i found a handy tool to remove those plastic rivets. Snap on part number A177 this is a trim pad tool for removing door clips on autos

 

[Montecresto]

also i found a handy tool to remove those plastic rivets. Snap on part number A177 this is a trim pad tool for removing door clips on autos

That's great, thanks for sharing it!