Pro XP Stage-6: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-stg6/ Pro XP Stage-6 for Ride Command: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19rcpxp-stg6/ Pro XP Rear Sub Solution: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-rss/
Do you guys sell a kit that would just replace the four speakers and tweeters on a pro xp ultimate? I just want to upgrade the speakers and add an amplifier. The stock system kind of sucks. I don’t have room for Tower speakers and would prefer to put a rear sub in instead of underneath the dash.
32:03 the great moment 🤪🤘🔊 I love your installation videos... i have never worked on these vehicles, but you explain it so clearly and understandably, that always works for everyone👍👍👍
@@rockfordfosgate oooops...... I meant the Stage 5 video...the moment when you turn on the engine and start the musik....😉🤣 sorry, my mistake But the Tame Impala Track is nice, too.... 👍 Name of the Track??? I want to listen the whole Track🤓
The highs and mids are amazing on this system. The bass is lacking. I had the level 4 Polaris sub from you guys and there isn’t anymore bass than the level 4 system🤷♂️. I think this system is a 3k system. Not a 5k system. Nice but not 5k nice. This system took about 5 hours from start to finish to Install. Very easy, thank you for the great videos you make.
Looks like a nice system. Wish it would use the rear speakers instead of pods. I have a Polaris tire rack so not sure this will work. Also have a bunch of wiring from my xtc kit and rock lights where the sub would be installed. Maybe I could swap out for the rear sub instead?
Yes, technically you can use the rear sub without using the front subwoofer. They are wired in parallel, so running either one is possible on the sub channel of the amplifier.
Hi Poncho, The Rockford Fosgate STG6 for Ride Command is compatible with your RZR. You can confirm on the COMPATIBILITY chart here: www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19rcpxp-stg6/
have the stage 6 kit with ride command on a rzr pro xp. The back left can starts cutting in and out after about 20 minutes then the right can follows. Any ideas? This is all brand new stuff. The dealership I bought it from installed it and they can’t figure it out
If the dealer installed the system for you, please schedule a time to have the installer do some troubleshooting. Fixing intermittent issues like this isn't a quick fix, they will need to do several checks on the system wiring. If the dealer cannot figure it out, they should contact our technical support. We're available tomorrow thru Friday 8am-5pm PST at 1-800-669-9899.
@@rockfordfosgate unfortunately the dealership keeps giving it back to me broken saying the fixed it when they didn’t. I have made a ticket with Polaris. I’m currently exploring all options including just fixing it myself.
@@condemned4life87 Oh, man, I'm sorry about this! We'll be happy to help ... it will require some troubleshooting with the RZR nearby. Our techs can be reached Mon-Fri 8am-5pm PST at 1-800-669-9899.
FYI, going through an install. At about 28:53 ish, connecting the bottom portion of the sub to the top, it indicates to make sure the bottom oring and the top oring seat together. The top in the video actually looks like it does have rubber oring as well. However, I called and confirmed, there is only 1 oring and it's on the bottom piece. Just make sure the top opening lip properly seats in the groove on the bottom oring to form a seal.
Yes, as mentioned on the phone there is only 1 gasket. I realize I said "upper and lower o-ring", but I was thinking about the actual plastic lip of the upper tongue would fit into the groove of the lower. Probably could have used a different choice of words.
@@coolman191806 What type of noise? If the if the volume is down and you hear a hissing sound, that is normal. however if it sounds like a very loud buzzing noise, it sounds like you have a loose connection somewhere along the line. Check your connections at the radio and at the amplifier.
@@rockfordfosgate if I disconnect the white RCA-front the noise goes away. But I moved/wiggled the “front” plug that connects to the amp and it makes popping noises.
@@coolman191806 Great! Sounds like you narrowed it down. Check the pins on the molex connector, we’ve seen a couple where the pins don’t get seated properly and this can cause the noise. Pull on each wire, and if one pulls out, carefully reinsert the wire into the plug until it clicks into place.
It’s an M2D4-10IB, so it’s a 4-Ohm DVC woofer wired in parallel to create a 2-ohm amp load. The system is designed so you can add the Rear Subwoofer Add-On without needing to reconfigure anything. The M5-1500X5 is perfectly matched for the subwoofer system.
@@rockfordfosgate apparently your rear enclosure doesn't work with a Turbo R 4, so I purchased a SSV rear enclosure with their sub. Are you saying that this is designed to run 2 10" subs?
@@FrostyFilms704 Our Compatibility Chart shows the RZR19PXP-RSS is compatible only with RZR Pro XP 4 models. It is designed to house one 10” subwoofer. The entire system can support two 10” subwoofers that include the front under-dash 10” sub.
The installation of this kit is exactly the same for a 2-door as it is the 4-door. The only difference between the two models is based on upgrade-ability. You can’t install the optional RZR19PXP-RSS rear subwoofer on the 2-door model.
You can check out the Compatibility Chart below for MY20, 21, 22. Models marked with a • will fit, but have not been validated: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-stg6/
We have not tested this system with the Polaris Spare Tire Carrier. However, looking at the clearance from their install video, you would likely need to mount the 8" Wake Cans on the OUTSIDE of the ROPS as noted at our video time-code 24:33 "Rear Clamp Installation". You may want to look at the Stage-5 system that has smaller 6.5" Moto-Cans that will not protrude as far from the ROPS if mounted on the outside. Depending on several variables, it *may* be possible to mount the Stage-5 moto-cans inside the ROPS, but we cannot guarantee fitment.
Be sure you're disassembling all the panels as shown in the video clips below. If these aren't completely removed, it will make the installation harder: • 01:44 Dash Disassembly • 03:02 Quarter Panel Removal • 04:03 Lower Panel Removal Once the panels are off, running cables across the rocker panel and connecting the speaker pod to the main harness on the top of the dash shouldn't be hard: • 08:00: Main Harness Layout • 23:45: Front Speaker Connection
Pro XP Stage-6: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-stg6/
Pro XP Stage-6 for Ride Command: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19rcpxp-stg6/
Pro XP Rear Sub Solution: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-rss/
Do you guys sell a kit that would just replace the four speakers and tweeters on a pro xp ultimate? I just want to upgrade the speakers and add an amplifier. The stock system kind of sucks. I don’t have room for Tower speakers and would prefer to put a rear sub in instead of underneath the dash.
32:03 the great moment 🤪🤘🔊
I love your installation videos... i have never worked on these vehicles, but you explain it so clearly and understandably, that always works for everyone👍👍👍
Thanks Themefreak TV! I hope you're referring to the Tame Impala track I loaded for that part 😆
@@rockfordfosgate oooops...... I meant the Stage 5 video...the moment when you turn on the engine and start the musik....😉🤣 sorry, my mistake
But the Tame Impala Track is nice, too.... 👍
Name of the Track???
I want to listen the whole Track🤓
@@saschacubexyz Ha, Ha! The Tame Impala Track is "The Less I Know the Better": ua-cam.com/video/2SUwOgmvzK4/v-deo.html
The highs and mids are amazing on this system. The bass is lacking. I had the level 4 Polaris sub from you guys and there isn’t anymore bass than the level 4 system🤷♂️. I think this system is a 3k system. Not a 5k system. Nice but not 5k nice. This system took about 5 hours from start to finish to Install. Very easy, thank you for the great videos you make.
Looks like a nice system. Wish it would use the rear speakers instead of pods. I have a Polaris tire rack so not sure this will work. Also have a bunch of wiring from my xtc kit and rock lights where the sub would be installed. Maybe I could swap out for the rear sub instead?
Yes, technically you can use the rear sub without using the front subwoofer. They are wired in parallel, so running either one is possible on the sub channel of the amplifier.
Great Video..I want to add door speakers what do I connect them too?
Thanks
What Rockford Fosgate sound system packages would fit my 2022 Polaris Turbo R 4 Premium with Ride Command ?
Hi Poncho, The Rockford Fosgate STG6 for Ride Command is compatible with your RZR. You can confirm on the COMPATIBILITY chart here: www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19rcpxp-stg6/
have the stage 6 kit with ride command on a rzr pro xp. The back left can starts cutting in and out after about 20 minutes then the right can follows. Any ideas? This is all brand new stuff. The dealership I bought it from installed it and they can’t figure it out
If the dealer installed the system for you, please schedule a time to have the installer do some troubleshooting. Fixing intermittent issues like this isn't a quick fix, they will need to do several checks on the system wiring. If the dealer cannot figure it out, they should contact our technical support. We're available tomorrow thru Friday 8am-5pm PST at 1-800-669-9899.
@@rockfordfosgate unfortunately the dealership keeps giving it back to me broken saying the fixed it when they didn’t. I have made a ticket with Polaris. I’m currently exploring all options including just fixing it myself.
@@condemned4life87 Oh, man, I'm sorry about this! We'll be happy to help ... it will require some troubleshooting with the RZR nearby. Our techs can be reached Mon-Fri 8am-5pm PST at 1-800-669-9899.
FYI, going through an install. At about 28:53 ish, connecting the bottom portion of the sub to the top, it indicates to make sure the bottom oring and the top oring seat together. The top in the video actually looks like it does have rubber oring as well. However, I called and confirmed, there is only 1 oring and it's on the bottom piece. Just make sure the top opening lip properly seats in the groove on the bottom oring to form a seal.
Yes, as mentioned on the phone there is only 1 gasket. I realize I said "upper and lower o-ring", but I was thinking about the actual plastic lip of the upper tongue would fit into the groove of the lower. Probably could have used a different choice of words.
Everything is installed but I got a buzzing/static sound coming from the system. Any ideas how to fix?
@@coolman191806 What type of noise? If the if the volume is down and you hear a hissing sound, that is normal. however if it sounds like a very loud buzzing noise, it sounds like you have a loose connection somewhere along the line. Check your connections at the radio and at the amplifier.
@@rockfordfosgate if I disconnect the white RCA-front the noise goes away. But I moved/wiggled the “front” plug that connects to the amp and it makes popping noises.
@@rockfordfosgate and it sounds like buzzing
@@coolman191806 Great! Sounds like you narrowed it down. Check the pins on the molex connector, we’ve seen a couple where the pins don’t get seated properly and this can cause the noise. Pull on each wire, and if one pulls out, carefully reinsert the wire into the plug until it clicks into place.
@@rockfordfosgate everything is seated correctly I can’t figure it out. No music playing it just sounds like static and a tap
What ohms on the subwoofer?
It’s an M2D4-10IB, so it’s a 4-Ohm DVC woofer wired in parallel to create a 2-ohm amp load. The system is designed so you can add the Rear Subwoofer Add-On without needing to reconfigure anything. The M5-1500X5 is perfectly matched for the subwoofer system.
@@rockfordfosgate apparently your rear enclosure doesn't work with a Turbo R 4, so I purchased a SSV rear enclosure with their sub. Are you saying that this is designed to run 2 10" subs?
@@FrostyFilms704 Our Compatibility Chart shows the RZR19PXP-RSS is compatible only with RZR Pro XP 4 models. It is designed to house one 10” subwoofer. The entire system can support two 10” subwoofers that include the front under-dash 10” sub.
Why show a picture of a 2 seater, which is what I’m working on. But the video is a 4 door.
The installation of this kit is exactly the same for a 2-door as it is the 4-door. The only difference between the two models is based on upgrade-ability. You can’t install the optional RZR19PXP-RSS rear subwoofer on the 2-door model.
Hello Where Can I purchase pmx3 dash mount for 22 pro xp?
The dash kits are not sold separately, but are a part of the Complete Kits available here: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-stg4/
Does this work on the pro r 4? What do you do with the stock speakers that are located behind the rear seat headrest?
This will work on Pro R 4 models. The existing factory equipment is removed or bypassed per the installation video.
Do you lose the passenger glove box with this system?
Any response to this?
Does the kit work on the turbo r 2 seater?
You can check out the Compatibility Chart below for MY20, 21, 22. Models marked with a • will fit, but have not been validated: rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/rzr19pxp-stg6/
Anyone know if this kit fits with the spare tire carrier?
We have not tested this system with the Polaris Spare Tire Carrier. However, looking at the clearance from their install video, you would likely need to mount the 8" Wake Cans on the OUTSIDE of the ROPS as noted at our video time-code 24:33 "Rear Clamp Installation". You may want to look at the Stage-5 system that has smaller 6.5" Moto-Cans that will not protrude as far from the ROPS if mounted on the outside. Depending on several variables, it *may* be possible to mount the Stage-5 moto-cans inside the ROPS, but we cannot guarantee fitment.
Running those wires thru the drivers kick is a pain in the ass. Why don’t you show that being done.
Be sure you're disassembling all the panels as shown in the video clips below. If these aren't completely removed, it will make the installation harder:
• 01:44 Dash Disassembly
• 03:02 Quarter Panel Removal
• 04:03 Lower Panel Removal
Once the panels are off, running cables across the rocker panel and connecting the speaker pod to the main harness on the top of the dash shouldn't be hard:
• 08:00: Main Harness Layout
• 23:45: Front Speaker Connection