I've saw a few scattered threads on enclosures but winter time is coming and I think its time we get some real world info on which of these options are best and work with what accessories.
Okay so myself, I have a Polaris sport plastic roof, Polaris lock and ride windshield, Polaris full aluminum doors (2879510), MB quart door speakers (factory for 2017 ride command XP 1000) and tusk polycarbonate rear windshield. I am debating on going with the Polaris factory upper doors a trail armor fastback rear cover or the Quadra enclosure. I have no information on the cheaper upper doors. (Id like access to the rear from the inside of the RZR, which is why I have narrowed things down to these two options, so far.).
It looks as if my rear windshield will not be needed if I decide to use one of these two options (covers the cab and the bed), which is what I want.
Another important point for me is removal of the air intake ducts on the bed. I must be able to remove them after every ride to clean my Wolfsnout intake filters.
My greatest worry with the Quadra enclosure is that I will have to get rid of my Polaris roof and it may not work with my door skins/door speakers. I suppose losing the roof wouldn't be bad to replace it with the Quadra soft roof but I hate to spend extra money when I otherwise wouldn't need to. I would keep the Polaris sport roof for the summer, as I have a trailer vent mounted in my roof to channel cool air into the cab during the warmer rides. If anyone wants info on how to do this let me know and I would be happy to help. I got the trailer vent off ebay for about 35 dollars, traced a diagram for the hole, cut the hole, bolted and RTVed the went to the roof. Works beautifully for keeping air flowing, as long as you have a rear windshield (not sure if a front windshield is necessary).
I won't be riding in weather that is too cold (Kentucky winter) and am hoping you guys have some feedback on which way I could go.
Lets get some good information in here so everyone knows where to spend their hard earned money to stay warm this winter while riding!
Ill snap some pictures to add, at a later time, but for now I will try to find a couple of pictures showing my current setup.
Thanks guys!
Okay so myself, I have a Polaris sport plastic roof, Polaris lock and ride windshield, Polaris full aluminum doors (2879510), MB quart door speakers (factory for 2017 ride command XP 1000) and tusk polycarbonate rear windshield. I am debating on going with the Polaris factory upper doors a trail armor fastback rear cover or the Quadra enclosure. I have no information on the cheaper upper doors. (Id like access to the rear from the inside of the RZR, which is why I have narrowed things down to these two options, so far.).
It looks as if my rear windshield will not be needed if I decide to use one of these two options (covers the cab and the bed), which is what I want.
Another important point for me is removal of the air intake ducts on the bed. I must be able to remove them after every ride to clean my Wolfsnout intake filters.
My greatest worry with the Quadra enclosure is that I will have to get rid of my Polaris roof and it may not work with my door skins/door speakers. I suppose losing the roof wouldn't be bad to replace it with the Quadra soft roof but I hate to spend extra money when I otherwise wouldn't need to. I would keep the Polaris sport roof for the summer, as I have a trailer vent mounted in my roof to channel cool air into the cab during the warmer rides. If anyone wants info on how to do this let me know and I would be happy to help. I got the trailer vent off ebay for about 35 dollars, traced a diagram for the hole, cut the hole, bolted and RTVed the went to the roof. Works beautifully for keeping air flowing, as long as you have a rear windshield (not sure if a front windshield is necessary).
I won't be riding in weather that is too cold (Kentucky winter) and am hoping you guys have some feedback on which way I could go.
Lets get some good information in here so everyone knows where to spend their hard earned money to stay warm this winter while riding!
Ill snap some pictures to add, at a later time, but for now I will try to find a couple of pictures showing my current setup.
Thanks guys!
wner is Joe McKenzie.
