Multi For Sale: Noise/Dust/Heat Shield

[Ridinfool]

My review it the Quick Shield in a P1K5 D Lux.
The setup: 2020 P1K5 D Lux
Full glass @SuperATV windshield with vents.
Honda soft mid panel.
9” radiator fan under seat.

1st ride at the 22 Take Over no shield
If I closed the mid panel I got no dust but lots of heat.
If I opened the panel lots of dust and air less heat.
Same thing as always with the pioneers.
Installed the Quick Shield that night.
Next day lead a group to the prison, train, and eternal flame, 14hr trip, (long story) the seat bottom eventually got warm but not hot, seems that most of the heat was directed up the back, but not hot… just warm.
If I had a flip up windshield and no rear panel that would’ve been even less.
As far as noise goes, it did help that some, but it wasn’t like it totally went away.
I did notice less dust in the cab area but that was due in part to the mid panel.
To sum it up, if you own a pioneer of any kind…
GET A QUICK SHIELD IT FRIGGIN WORKS GREAT!

 

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[GRANITE]

I think I seen you at Hardees Saturday morning but I didn't know for sure. We went with Jackal to prison and I agree heat was bad. I got a Trigger shield from Brian saturday night and it will be installed before next ride for sure. I did get a 4" bilge fan under my seat trays on the '22 but machine still got uncomfortably warm crawling rocks and low gear. I see a 1/2 windshield or flip up in my future

 

[Ridinfool]

I think I seen you at Hardees Saturday morning but I didn't know for sure. We went with Jackal to prison and I agree heat was bad. I got a Trigger shield from Brian saturday night and it will be installed before next ride for sure. I did get a 4" bilge fan under my seat trays on the '22 but machine still got uncomfortably warm crawling rocks and low gear. I see a 1/2 windshield or flip up in my future

You guys were just leaving when I was pulling in, the install was easy, you WILL have to unbolt the center passer side seatbelt part that has the belt, but it’s easy to get to.
You will also need to remove the seat back and it’s a lot easier to put the seat back back on if you have help because you need to put the bolts through the Shield then into the seat back.
The Shield has all of the cutouts in the right place and all the slits for the seatbelt buckles to pass through in the right place.
Install probably takes 30 minutes to an hour working at at easy pace.
PLEASE NOTE:
Install may take longer if you have a friend over helping and there is beer involved.

 

[GRANITE]

You guys were just leaving when I was pulling in, the install was easy, you WILL have to unbolt the center passer side seatbelt part that has the belt, but it’s easy to get to.
You will also need to remove the seat back and it’s a lot easier to put the seat back back on if you have help because you need to put the bolts through the Shield then into the seat back.
The Shield has all of the cutouts in the right place and all the slits for the seatbelt buckles to pass through in the right place.
Install probably takes 30 minutes to an hour working at at easy pace.
PLEASE NOTE:
Install may take longer if you have a friend over helping and there is beer involved.

Thanks for the tip buddy! Anytime I do anything with alcohol involved usually results in me doing it over a second time the RIGHT WAY lol

 

[Gohonda2]

My quick shield for my talon arrived today. Shipping was fast. Don’t know when I will get around to installing it, but I’m sure it will make a difference. The talon has so many holes behind the seats. For now we have been riding with the front windshield removed. Don’t notice much heat that way as long as we keep moving.

 

[lowranger]

My quick shield for my talon arrived today. Shipping was fast. Don’t know when I will get around to installing it, but I’m sure it will make a difference. The talon has so many holes behind the seats. For now we have been riding with the front windshield removed. Don’t notice much heat that way as long as we keep moving.

@Gohonda2 Picture when you install it please, and before you put the seats back in.

 

[ChadD]

@Gohonda2 Picture when you install it please, and before you put the seats back in.

What's up? 🤏🤠 (short cowboy)
Haven't seen you around the #NTC in awhile.

 

[lowranger]

What's up? 🤏🤠 (short cowboy)
Haven't seen you around the #NTC in awhile.

I've been here, just not posting too much.

 

[Glock21user]

What's up? 🤏🤠 (short cowboy)
Haven't seen you around the #NTC in awhile.

Are you saying he's small like sm. all ?

 

[trigger]

@Gohonda2 Picture when you install it please, and before you put the seats back in.

Here's a couple from @aprils_fool machine, one of them is before he reinstalled the seat. No permanent alterations needed and should work with the seat riser mod that many are doing.

 

[lowranger]

Here's a couple from @aprils_fool machine, one of them is before he reinstalled the seat. No permanent alterations needed and should work with the seat riser mod that many are doing.

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Thank you! @trigger.

 

[Luka]

Just installed the Quick Shield yesterday and took a long ride in north central Wisconsin. It was only 75 degrees, but this P700-4 Deluxe heats up quite fast. This heat shield made a huge difference in reducing heat and sound. The only heat we felt was a little through the slits for the seat belts. And we could talk to each other without yelling. The Quick Shield is well worth the investment, and so easy to install. Thanks to all who recommended it, and to trigger.

 

[Bigfoot0320]

With the heat shield install, is there still water drainage points underneath the seats?

 

[NTCPrezJB]

With the heat shield install, is there still water drainage points underneath the seats?

With a knife there definitely can be. I didn’t find that I needed any added myself.

 

[nitrotmann]

@trigger any plans for the p1000-6 crew?

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[Remington]

@trigger any plans for the p1000-6 crew?

He prob needs a nice forum member with one to let him have it for an afternoon for a prototype.
So if @Todd627 and @NTCPrezJB would hurry up and buy one…..
🤣 😂

 

[trigger]

With the heat shield install, is there still water drainage points underneath the seats?

I pointed out somewhere in the OG thread that I found two little pockets of water resting on the P5 shield after the first pressure wash I did. Took an awl and poked two little holes in it, never held water again.

 

[trigger]

@trigger any plans for the p1000-6 crew?

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Yeah I need a guinea pig. I took a look at one somewhere and it might fit the front and middle section already. 🤷‍♂️

 

[ChadD]

Yeah I need a guinea pig. I took a look at one somewhere and it might fit the front and middle section already. 🤷‍♂️

Sounds like something @Backwoods would say 🙄🦩

 

[nitrotmann]

@trigger I'd offer mine, but unfortunately, I don't imagine you are very close to Nampa, ID.

Dei hads no plans for the p1000-6 crew yet, so I've got a couple rolls of foiled fiberglass cloth waiting for me at home. I've got to seal everything yours should block. Looks like a good product.


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