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I don't have a link, but call or text Erin Early at 231-425-7039 , he is the one that makes them and they are by far the best upgrade that I have done.

wickedpeckeroffroad.com but it looks like you already figured it out from you order, thank you! It will ship out tomorrow.

wickedpeckeroffroad.com but it looks like you already figured it out by your order, thank you!

Ryan Bosman of Bosman Designs. Absolutely wonderful guy and the bumpers are strong and beautiful!

@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 Just got a new 2023 and wanting accesorys, recomend a good winch ??

I have the KFI stealth wide 4500 with synthetic rope. I has worked flawlessly. Highly recommend it. I purchased it from Dell's Deals.@@davidsawmandave8731

@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 thanks so much for hitting me back , making a spread sheet for all this stuff

The shifter handle is from Dirt Road Design. They have them on their website. For the shiftgate I recommend CATech.

Thank you!

Yes, just email me your complete address to wickedpeckeroffroad@gmail.com and what you want to order and I will send you a PayPal invoice for the total amount with shipping.

In stock and ready to ship same or next day depending on time of order

If you are doing serious rock climbing I would recommend an IGR for sure. I haven't done one yet, but plan to in the near future.

Bosman bumpers from Ryan Bosman. Top quality and arguably the best bumpers made.

@@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 link?

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Thank you for your order! It is packed and will ship out today.

I don't carry a spare tire but I do carry an air compressor, tire plugs and sidewall slugs along with a plethora of tools.

Yeah I've probably got 30k miles of offroading in different sxs and I've never needed a spare. Carry a 12v compressor, tire plugs, tire slime, external patches and some spare valve stems you can install from the outside and always been fine. Rarely use any of that but feel better having it. We ride windrock, royal blue and hatfield mccoy

@@chaseledbetter5186 It certainly depends on where and how you ride. Here in Arizona, I feel much more secure riding with a spare, 2 extra gallons of gas, and plenty of extra drinkable water.

I'm not sure when you added the cardboard in front of the radiator, but that would block any airflow through the radiator hence blocking any heated air from flowing through the radiator and making the blower motor draw cold air from around the radiator and doing exactly what you have mentioned. There is normally 120-160 degree air coming through the vents depending on what you are doing from idle to fast driving to slow trails. 10-15 on the trails being the higher end of the spectrum. I do have a shroud that goes in front of the blower to collect more heated air from the radiator and direct it into the blower and that would definitely help in extreme temps. Let me know if you would like to try it and I will send one out to you.

It's probably moving way too much air volume, it sounds extreme

The standard kit fits the Honda Talon. At this time we do not have a complete kit that fits the Yamaha. You can buy individual parts to build you own at wickedpeckeroffroad.com under builder parts.

Take it out and drive it. The Talon engine doesn't get very warm at idle, especially at 40 degrees outside. Once it is being driven it heats up nicely. If you are driving it and it isn't warm enough, then it is time to start plugging up some of the holes that are letting in cold air. For example, the holes around the shifter, brake spring, doors, drains, windshield etc.

@@tmossa I have not used a temp gun to get a reading on temp coming out of the vents. I would like to see some pictures of the install so I can see if there is anything that stands out. Specifically where the blower is mounted and how the hoses are routed. Also, you stated that you ran it for an hour, not that you drove it for an hour so I assumed that it was at idle. Sorry for the assumption. Normally the air coming out of the vents is very hot so I can only assume that something is not correct. We will try and get it figured out for you.

@@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 Thanks for working with me to try and figure it out. When I say I ran it, it was on the road going 55 MPH as stated above, not idle. The fan is mounted exactly like yours in the video and as close to the radiator as possible without the fan blade hitting the marine blower. Even if I close off all vents beside the dash vents I do not get hot air. I have checked my antifreeze and engine operating temperature and all is normal. How do I get you the pictures of the install?

@@tmossa You can email the pictures to me at wickedpeckeroffroad@gmail.com or text them to me at 352-256-3483. You can also text me your number and with a good time to call you and I will take a look at the pictures and see what we can do about the issue and give you a call.

There are many dual battery setups, therefore it would have to be a custom install. I'm sure it could be done, you just might have to route around the battery or mount the blower lower if it could go under the battery. If you would like to install one just let me know in the comments section when ordering and I would include some extra hose to re-route.

@@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 yes I believe if we can place ducting behind radiator and place pump in line behind or under 2nd battery. If you think this is possible we will buy two kits. Ty

@@robertbokor6117 All that you would need is approximately 6" under the battery setup. You would have to make some sort of mount for the blower motor, but that shouldn't be very difficult. I would cut some extra length duct hoses for you for the extra length. If you would like to talk on the phone my number is 352-256-3483. Just leave a short message and I'll call you back. Thanks, Allan

@@wickedpeckeroffroad8669 if ya’ll get this figured out please post, as I have the same issue, 2nd battery already installed up front.

Yeah we would definitely like to work with you to get this setup for the dual battery

www.wickedpeckeroffroad.com/product-category/honda/

You are very welcome!