Pro Xp Cool Cab Tunnel Kit
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Introducing the new Wolfsnout, easier install, cool cab kit 2.0. This is for the Polaris Pro Xp. 2020-2022. This kit is only for the tunnel, and is an insulated gasket. This seals out heat and insulates the tunnel portion of your Pro Xp. See Wolfsnout.net to purchase.
I just installed this what a pain in the dick!! It works but hell fire!! No instructions for a pro xp using stick seat belt buckles, had to cut slices for those. I do recommend but you better have good music and plenty of beer
Why does this machine have tape residue everywhere he is installing this? Did the 1st one fail, there is ALOT of duct tape used. I imagine the tape fails with all the heat???
I am guessing because he took everything out so he could make this video, you can even see how in the back the foam pad is already in the hole in the back.
This machine has had the kit taken in and out several times. Never has the gorilla tape failed
Just fyi this kit takes a decent amount of modifying on the pro r due to the center clutch tube.
Hello, I would to talk to you about the modifications you added to make the Pro kit work on the Pro R. 770 598 2994 Tim
After a large amount of inquiries. We have a kit specific to the Pro R. The video for installation will be up soon and it is available @ wolfsnout.com
So we are expecting duct tape and 2 sided tape to last through mud and water? Im half way through installing this 500$ worth of foam and rubber, and just not impressed at all. Was expecting better
On clean surfaces. Once the two-sided seal tape is covered, it's there for good. If your using duct tape its will not hold up. Gorilla tape was an industrial connector used in many industries including auto and airliners long before it was a consumer product. 4000 + mile on my last pro. Took it apart and still in excellent condition. So yes, it will hold up well. A properly installed kit will make a great difference and will last for years. If you are using duct tape, please start oner and use only gorilla tape. Also be sure to tape the full perimeter of the battery pan and seal all areas as mentioned.
On a 4-seat seal battery pans on both sides.
So if i have a pass side under dash sub i will have to remove it to install this kit?
You can do it without removing it. You have to cut the push pins from the bottom after you take the driver side out. Otherwise you can't get them out. I am referring to the 4 push pins on the top front of the console. You can also remove the sub. It make removing the pins easier.
I am concerned about us East Coast riders. There is always a little bit of mud that gets flung into the car each trip out. When we wash our cars it’ll go down the drain hole in the cupholders through the shifter gate and anywhere else it can get in. It doesn’t look like there is any way for it to pass through. I am concerned about the buildup of mud inside of the consul. For some reason I was under the impression this kit would be something that just encased the coolant hoses. I may try to do something on my own with plumbing insulation from Lowes. Curious why he didn’t choose to go that path.
I'm glad you bought these points up. Thank you. At the beginning of this video, you are looking at one that has been on about 6 rides on the east cost In Tn. Any mud that gets in, when you wash it, the water will weep out the bottom. No mud build up. In fact, it prevents mud from getting on the shifter in the first place. The shifter and the inside of the console stays way more clean than if it is open to the bottom. You can try and insulate the pipes, but when you remove the console, you will find no good way to wrap them. Only a lot of small pieces can be added. Many who have tried this are now our customers. Unless you deflect the hot air from coming in, you are wasting your time. Our kit also prevents steam from boiling in when you hit those mud holes. Thanks again. Please let me know if you have any other questions or comments. I will also be glad to talk to you if you call.
Fitment for the 4 seater sucks. First two pieces were cut correctly, third piece has zero cut out for the wiring harnesses and then 4th piece isn’t cut and fits half assed
This kit has been updated quite sometime back and all installations are much easier now. I am sad you had trouble. Any time anyone has trouble you can call me.
@@Wolfsnoutracing Not only did i try to call you, I left a message as well.
@@ace3000000 Sorry if I missed you. I am usually very easy to get through email or phone.
I had the same issues for the rear fuse that sits under my center console directly behind the cupholders there were no slits and the hole wasn’t placed correctly but it was not hard to modify and then tape over the areas exposed. Honestly the kit was well worth the price. And the instructional video took me all the way through till the end. Very pleased with the kit.
ONE MORE THING.
Do NOT. Rely on the white tape on the sides where the console sits against the floorboard the heat will make it peel back. You’ll need to trim it up so you can apply gorilla tape to the kit and the bottom part where the side connect to the floorboard. Where the 4 10mm bolts are.
How much is the new system to keep heat out.
Go to wolfsnout.net You can find them there
Honestly im in the middle of this install and would rather be beaten than ever attempt tbis again...everyone of my double sided tapes came off the rubber.
I made it half way through. 6 months later im a full fledged alcoholic, lost my job, my family......i now spend my days at glory holes blowin dudes for vodka. True story
@lancemartin9221 mine didn't really help anyways 🤣
@quig1984m shit i was afraid of that!😂 im puttin mine in today, sucks so bad. Only way it ends up being worth this misery is if it works at least a little bit!
If anyone's interested I have one for sale for a pro XP there is no way in hell I am going through all of that bullshit
Its really not hard at all. Thursday of last week I did a Pro 4. 1 hour to have the seat-belts, console out and pressure washed for for installation. 4 hours total. Nothing hard about it. About an hour to install the dash and fender seals. Well worth the time, given the results.