P1000 New P1000-3 Owner - Mods..??

[Teknys]

My wife and I purchased a 2018 P1000-3 EPS Camo this spring. We have been looking for over a year now and this is the path we chose. Lots of ideas from this forum.

Mods done so far:
-Raceline wheels w/ Bighorn 29".
-Camo Seat Cover
-Ricochet Armor with UHMW - Like the way the come up the sides and in front, no edge to catch.
-2nd Battery with ACR and a common Ground Bus w/ a separate Fuse Block.
-KFI 4500# Winch.
-Honda Rear window and full glass windshield w/ wiper kit - also roof.
-Marine Switch Panel and a couple of relays to supply power to …. (didn't want to spend $$ on factory accs panel.)
-Fox Shocks front and rear (WOW better ride).
-Added couple layers of insolation under seat for heat.
-Side Mirrors and rear view Mirror
-Wild Boar Rear Bumper - (nothing lined up, I had to drill my own holes for mounting..) I like the bumper.
- Gun carrier in center seat.
-LED work lights on rear bumper and above rear window below roof line.
-K&N Air filter - comments???

Coming Soon:
-Marine 12vdc blower for heat control.
-Center Counsel.

Coming Later:
-Tracks (we live in Clearwater region of N Idaho - snow rides!! )

I have wheelers for fast rides and such. This is more for a relaxing / hunting / comfortable day in the mountains. Is there any other items I should be considering for a Honda? I've owned Can-AM and Polaris wheelers. This is my first SxS. Any suggestions area welcome.
Thanks,
Teknys (Bill)

 

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[BWAF]

Welcome from Sw Missouri sounds like you have a lot of it done

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[tbaker]

Does the bed still dump with the wild boar rear bumper and also you need to extend your vent lines there are several post on here about doing that you'll be glad you extended the vent lines to keep water out of everything

 

[elkguide]

The ADDICTION has begun!!!!

Sounds like you are off to a great start.

 

[Teknys]

Does the bed still dump with the wild boar rear bumper and also you need to extend your vent lines there are several post on here about doing that you'll be glad you extended the vent lines to keep water out of everything

I have a 6" drop stinger in the hitch upside down and the bed hits this. I need to pull that and see how far it will go.