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Dust swirl in cab?

10K views 9 replies 9 participants last post by  89sandman  
#1 ·
I have a 2017 XP41000 - has moto armor full doors, full front windshield, roof. There is NO back window (since removed, in attempt to control dust swirl) but I am getting a horrible amount of dust kicked up into the backseat. I understand dust is a factor of the beautiful outdoors - but this is so much worse then previous machines I just cant seem to figure out why it is so bad.

I do have 32's, extended mud flaps which I know do not help. However, just trying to control air pressures around cab and wondered if others had any idea's? Pics of machine below!

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#2 ·
Front windshield creates a vaccum behind it. That pulls in the dust. Rear windshield creates a barrier to help stop the dust. Remove front if you do not have a back. Let the air flow free. Or get one you can open easy. Your air wings by windshield only increase the vacuum and makes the dust problem worse. It is about controlling the air flow in the cab. Also may need to seal the back firewall. Use a rear shield and air wings to direct air flow down from the roof to stop the vacuum behind the rear shield. Right now everything is set up to make dust come in the back.
 
#6 ·
What they said, mostly. Add a rear mesh screen for shade, 1/2 front glass shield. Dust goes mostly straight thru without stopping. As @sandblster said, it's about controlling airflow, not blocking it. Unless you put on a full cab, lol
 
#8 ·
I have a single roof-mounted fan. More for ventilation on 100° days on group rides for me. Two of them drew more amperage than I thought was acceptable.

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