P500 Now that's more like it!

[25yrds]

I didn't have time to read the way long list of everyone that replied to post and I'm too stupid to know how to I'm. So, how much, shipped to idaho. Pioneer 500.

Got your reply as I was writing previous question. Wow! I need one! Will definitely be getting in touch

 

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[25yrds]

I've cheated on my Big Bear. Installed a LH throttle for technical stupidity stunts but use it more for relaxing the thumb.

I actually considered same thing. Would really like to figure a way to put throttle on both sides.

 

[25yrds]

Got your reply as I was writing previous question. Wow! I need one! Will definitely be getting in touch[/QUOT

Here you go...and thanks guys.

P500 - For Sale: Rubber Noise/Heat Shield

Thinking I'm probably gonna need this. Problem is, right now heat coming from under seat is pretty nice.

 

[Mudder]

Thinking I'm probably gonna need this. Problem is, right now heat coming from under seat is pretty nice.

If the included scrap piece is big enough for a flap, maybe cut out a square by the seat belts to allow heat, then cover with flap in summer.

 

[SouthwestORV]

I had some similar feelings right after purchase as well, my 26x9 SunF Power II tires at all four corners (7psi), and setting the suspension to the softest setting, both helped the ride immensely - love it now. No more banging every rock in the trail, and much more complaint ride.

 

[25yrds]

I had some similar feelings right after purchase as well, my 26x9 SunF Power II tires at all four corners (7psi), and setting the suspension to the softest setting, both helped the ride immensely - love it now. No more banging every rock in the trail, and much more complaint ride.

Did you unhook the sway bar? Just curious, it's what seemed to make the biggest difference for me.

 

[SouthwestORV]

I had some similar feelings right after purchase as well, my 26x9 SunF Power II tires at all four corners (7psi), and setting the suspension to the softest setting, both helped the ride immensely - love it now. No more banging every rock in the trail, and much more complaint ride.

I meant COMPLIANT, not “complaint”.

 

[SouthwestORV]

Did you unhook the sway bar? Just curious, it's what seemed to make the biggest difference for me.

I have not yet unhooked the sway bar - but this is something I definitely intend to try.

 

[monaco]

I have not yet unhooked the sway bar - but this is something I definitely intend to try.

I did this summer and I'll never look back. You get more "roll" but it's not a high speed machine anyhow, and all of the wheels stay down on the ground a good deal more on the trails.

 

[Smitty335]

I did this summer and I'll never look back. You get more "roll" but it's not a high speed machine anyhow, and all of the wheels stay down on the ground a good deal more on the trails.

Same here! My brother has a RZR 1000 he did that to also, it also helped in the woods.

 

[906UP]

Congrats on the new rig, I kept mine even after the Talon purchase, love that little rig!! When you're ready for a good read on improving the gearing in the transmission click on the link below

P500 - A faster P5, it is possible.....gearing increase

 

[25yrds]

Congrats on the new rig, I kept mine even after the Talon purchase, love that little rig!! When you're ready for a good read on improving the gearing in the transmission click on the link below

P500 - A faster P5, it is possible.....gearing increase

She's still under factory warranty. Afterwards I might look into this

 

[25yrds]

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[SouthwestORV]

I did this summer and I'll never look back. You get more "roll" but it's not a high speed machine anyhow, and all of the wheels stay down on the ground a good deal more on the trails.

Thanks for the recommendation. Thus far no one has discouraged it.

 

[Tstover]

I did this summer and I'll never look back. You get more "roll" but it's not a high speed machine anyhow, and all of the wheels stay down on the ground a good deal more on the trails.

This post is spot on, I agree 100%.