09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side

crnacnac · 04-15-2009

This is my bud Andrea's '09 Polaris RZR-S she picked up last week.

Product to be installed:

Source unit-iPod 30g
ALPINE PDX-4.150
(2) alpine SPR-M700
SWS-1243D
(2) PAC line level control for volume and sub level
PAC ipod to RCA with charing for iPod
Optima Yellow top

I already have boxes made for the RZR that house a 10". She said 10's are for little boys and demanded a 12, so I put her to work and had her cut out the speaker ring and jig it up to the box. She did good so I had her weld the amp rack in and lay the glass foundation for the iPod mount.

Tonyguy · 04-15-2009

Sorry to be a perv but she has a hell of a chest. Good work so far.

BeatsDownLow · 04-15-2009

thats a cool chick

chad · 04-15-2009

I was gonna say, she can weld like my wife, but she has larger cans......

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tonyguy

Sorry to be a perv but she has a hell of a chest. Good work so far.

No worries on the perv comments. This is one bad a$$ chick, she can handle herself. If you piss her off, she'll let you know

05_sprcrw · 04-16-2009

That is a cool project, and kudos to her for coming out and helping!

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by 05_sprcrw

That is a cool project, and kudos to her for coming out and helping!

I do have a very cool girlfriend, but Andrea is a friend for 20+ years.

tr0y_audi0 · 04-16-2009

Nice,
Keep it up dont hurt your finger taking pix of her doing all the work now...lol
the guys/girls over at Fiberglass Forums - Powered by vBulletin would like to see this too im sure..
Looks good..

talibmohamid · 04-16-2009

Eveyrhting looks good...keep it up

chad · 04-16-2009

are there any concerns putting a small box woofer intended to utilize the cabin gain of a car in a vehicle that has absolutely no cabin gain?

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

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Originally Posted by chad

are there any concerns putting a small box woofer intended to utilize the cabin gain of a car in a vehicle that has absolutely no cabin gain?

I've done several similiar installs (never with a 12 until now) There has been no issues and the sound is incredible.

chad · 04-16-2009

I just looked up the price of those things...... mother of pearl!

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

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Originally Posted by chad

I just looked up the price of those things...... mother of pearl!

Yep. Close to $15K out the door

chad · 04-16-2009

more than I paid for my car... new.

fourthmeal · 04-16-2009

I used to service these things...I guarantee you there's no car that can do what these things can do in the offroad for under $60 grand, and even then they are smaller and more capable STOCK. If you put about $5000 in them in suspension and what-not, they are nearly unstoppable.

chad · 04-16-2009

but for 15 grand it better take my ass to work and back for years and years, every day, without fail.

kevseymour · 04-16-2009

$15k, that's £10k in real money - you get crap for that here. Cheap at twice the price.

Looks like it'll be an interesting system, keep the updates coming!

crnacnac · 04-16-2009

One last test fit before Duplicolor Truck Bed Liner. There is no leg or foot obstruction at all.

bballer123 · 04-16-2009

WOW! Don't tell me she is doing most of the work for you... HA! I wouldn't mind sitting back and just watching the build. Nice job!

-Matt

crnacnac · 04-17-2009

Dougie085 · 04-17-2009

Wow...like the ipod mount!

fourthmeal · 04-17-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by chad

but for 15 grand it better take my ass to work and back for years and years, every day, without fail.

If you live in a desert shack in the middle of nowhere without a road, and work on a mountain top 10 miles away...it will do what you ask. Otherwise, you're better off with a car.

They DO need ridiculous maintenance however, and often. I know, I got paid for it!

chad · 04-17-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by fourthmeal

They DO need ridiculous maintenance however, and often. I know, I got paid for it!

now that comes as a shock. I thought they'd be "set it and forget it"

fourthmeal · 04-17-2009

You gotta change the oils (in almost every location) about every 25 running hours, and every 50 it comes in for an overhaul. The valves get adjusted, the CVT transmission gets tuned and serviced for parts like belts, the lube points all get redone, etc. Not too bad, but a time consuming job. The engine is under the seats. You pull those out, and the twin is sitting right there in the center, and you work from there.

We did wide-track suspension upgrades, and lifts all the time. Sweet units.

04-15-2009	#1
crnacnac DIYMA freshman Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 193 12V Company: Buckshot Racing Position: Technician iTrader: (0)	09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side This is my bud Andrea's '09 Polaris RZR-S she picked up last week. Product to be installed: Source unit-iPod 30g ALPINE PDX-4.150 (2) alpine SPR-M700 SWS-1243D (2) PAC line level control for volume and sub level PAC ipod to RCA with charing for iPod Optima Yellow top I already have boxes made for the RZR that house a 10". She said 10's are for little boys and demanded a 12, so I put her to work and had her cut out the speaker ring and jig it up to the box. She did good so I had her weld the amp rack in and lay the glass foundation for the iPod mount.
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Tonyguy DIYMA Novice Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Chicagoland-NW Indiana Posts: 981 12V Company: Car Teks Inc. Position: Jack of all trades iTrader: (7)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side Sorry to be a perv but she has a hell of a chest. Good work so far.
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BeatsDownLow DIYMA Loyalist Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: St. Louis Age: 29 Posts: 3,161 iTrader: (24)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side thats a cool chick

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crnacnac DIYMA freshman Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 193 12V Company: Buckshot Racing Position: Technician iTrader: (0)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side

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05_sprcrw DIYMA freshman Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: NE Posts: 233 iTrader: (3)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side That is a cool project, and kudos to her for coming out and helping!
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tr0y_audi0 DIYMA Enthusiast Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Cottonwood, Az Age: 32 Posts: 1,414 12V Company: Audio Adrenaline Position: Sales/Shop Manager/Custom Installer iTrader: (14)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side Nice, Keep it up dont hurt your finger taking pix of her doing all the work now...lol the guys/girls over at Fiberglass Forums - Powered by vBulletin would like to see this too im sure.. Looks good..
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04-16-2009	#10
talibmohamid DIYMA freshman Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: maryland Posts: 59 iTrader: (0)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side Eveyrhting looks good...keep it up

04-16-2009	#16
fourthmeal DIYMA Addict Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: LV, NV Age: 30 Posts: 5,857 iTrader: (18)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side I used to service these things...I guarantee you there's no car that can do what these things can do in the offroad for under $60 grand, and even then they are smaller and more capable STOCK. If you put about $5000 in them in suspension and what-not, they are nearly unstoppable.
	Its time to wake up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J6lkGx8WZY

04-16-2009	#18
kevseymour DIYMA freshman Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: UK Posts: 1 iTrader: (0)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side $15k, that's £10k in real money - you get crap for that here. Cheap at twice the price. Looks like it'll be an interesting system, keep the updates coming!

04-16-2009	#19
crnacnac DIYMA freshman Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 193 12V Company: Buckshot Racing Position: Technician iTrader: (0)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side One last test fit before Duplicolor Truck Bed Liner. There is no leg or foot obstruction at all.

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bballer123 DIYMA freshman Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Chicago Posts: 238 iTrader: (5)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side WOW! Don't tell me she is doing most of the work for you... HA! I wouldn't mind sitting back and just watching the build. Nice job! -Matt

04-17-2009	#21
crnacnac DIYMA freshman Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pasadena, CA Posts: 193 12V Company: Buckshot Racing Position: Technician iTrader: (0)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side

04-17-2009	#22
Dougie085 DIYMA Novice Join Date: May 2006 Location: Ohio Posts: 319 iTrader: (3)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side Wow...like the ipod mount!

04-17-2009	#25
fourthmeal DIYMA Addict Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: LV, NV Age: 30 Posts: 5,857 iTrader: (18)	Re: 09 Polaris RZR-S Side by Side You gotta change the oils (in almost every location) about every 25 running hours, and every 50 it comes in for an overhaul. The valves get adjusted, the CVT transmission gets tuned and serviced for parts like belts, the lube points all get redone, etc. Not too bad, but a time consuming job. The engine is under the seats. You pull those out, and the twin is sitting right there in the center, and you work from there. We did wide-track suspension upgrades, and lifts all the time. Sweet units.
	Its time to wake up: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2J6lkGx8WZY

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