I got my wheels from a seller on ebay. I also looked at Rocky Mountain Motorcycle ATV. Through all my searching, I only found maybe 3 or 4 wheel designs that had the offset I needed, and most were available on ebay.

Don’t think the filter would fit in the stock box

The smaller cold air intake filters (155 mm ) looks like they would fit in the stock air box.)

I got this one on Amazon, it's from a company named "Marsflex". www.amazon.com/dp/B0CMTTMVD3

@@lsriley2 thank you

don’t if you live in a state or county that cares unless you want to swap it for emissions I have a Spectre one for the C.a.r.b. Sticker

Changes? In performance? I really haven't noticed a difference in performance, but I drive like an old man. It is louder than stock (obviously), but not terrible. I've pulled a trailer hauling lumber twice (less than 3000lbs) with this intake and it pulled well. When the torque converter unlocks, the intake is pretty loud, until the transmission downshifts to 3rd, then noise isn't bad at all. Overall, it's a decent kit for $70.

​@@lsriley2Any fuel mileage improvement

​@@jax9769No noticeable change in fuel economy. I get around 16 mpg, running regular unleaded.

I think it's plenty loud, but I only connected it to 5.25" and 6" full range speakers (no subs and no external amp), installed in a side-by-side. The sound quality is good enough for me, but I need to add an amp and sub so I can hear the lower frequencies. For the cost, yes, I recommend it.

I do still own it, replacing the gas tank now. The original tank had some pinholes from rust in the tank and started leaking fuel. Sadly, I haven't ridden it much since Sturgis in 2015. Lack of riding probably helped cause the rust in the tank. Victory is a good bike, but parts will be harder to find in a few years. If you get one, try to get it for a deal! I'm sure you'll enjoy it!

@@lsriley2 Thanks for the reply! I am living in Honolulu and considering buying one on a neighboring island the model is actually a victory highball.

Hey Jack, these pipes are the "Jokers" by Hacker (www.hackercustomexhaust.com). I don't know if you can still get the Jokers. If not, you may be able to find a set of pipes that look similar, such as a slash cut tip, you could cut the tip square if you don't like the slash cut look.

@@lsriley2 thank you for the great advice.

Thanks for sharing your experience! I almost always use the USB input connected to a small thumbdrive loaded with MP3s. I don't remember trying bluetooth on this unit at all!

The front flares are the same for the x2 and x4. But, I think the rear flares are different.

Hey Frank, mine is still in the box. I've been dragging my feet with the install. Thankfully I haven't needed it yet! Sorry, I can't give you any long term feedback on how it's held up.

I wish I could give a 1-year review, but I'm a procrastinator and it's still in the box! I haven't installed it yet. Sorry!

Bought and have now used mine twice. Worked perfectly to pull a 4x4 onto my trailer without issue. There are a couple gripes tho. First, the eyelets on the provided cables are too wide to fit under the solenoid cover. Took a bit of tinkering to get it wired. Second, the cable swage (that lump of metal crimped at the end) is too fat to fit between the rollers. Accidentally snugged the cable too much and it got stuck. A hard tug got it back out, but still annoying.

Thanks for asking, but I'm no pro at building speaker boxes. I recommend giving it a try yourself. Or, check with a local car audio shop to have them build one for you.

It sounds good. For a single 10 in a compact box, it added plenty of low end without drowning out the highs. It cannot perform like a large box with two 12s, but this definitely added some volume to the low frequencies that door speakers couldn't produce. For the cost, I'd say it was worth it.

@denny corn, I don't think so. I am not a regular to the Uwharrie trails, but I hear it varies. This video was on a Saturday in June 2020. We went back this year on a Friday in July and rarely met anyone else. We try to lookout for any special events or club meets during weekends to avoid crowds.

Thanks Frank, I see it was recently shared to the FB group. It's plenty loud but certainly lacks low end without a sub. I may add an 8" or 10" in the future. You have some awesome box building skills by the way!

This should connect easily to a Rockville 8ch amp. This headunit has 6 rca output connectors (2 front, 2 rear and 2 subwoofer). The Rockville RMX8BT series amp has 4 inputs, so with the RGHR2 headunit you could use the 2 front and 2 rear outputs - OR - you could use the 2 subwoofer outputs and either the 2 front or the 2 rear outputs. Giving you options to use full range speakers on each amp output channel or a combination of full range on half the amp and subs on the other half. You could other combinations also to suit your needs. You'd have options is what I'm trying to say. If you get the RMX8BT amp, I'd turn off the amp bluetooth function and use the headunit bluetooth connection for streaming music instead. I see Rockville also released a new marine headunit, the model RGHR45, which labels the various rca outputs "modes" and allows independent control for the volume of each. It has a square design and colored display, it also costs more. You might consider it as an option as well. I don't remember it being available when I bought mine.

@@lsriley2 thanks for the great response, my plan was to run 8 speakers on each channel of the amp using the 2 front and rear outputs from the head unit, then using the two sub outputs from the head unit to power a small sub, hope it all works out

David, I connected it to the positive terminal near the battery, I think it is on a relay post? I show this at the end of the video from 25:20 - 25:50 timeframe. I refer to it as the "constant" for "memory". Basically, you hook the yellow wire to a source that is always on, even when the key is off.

@Jeremy Baker I didn't take measurements of total depth in the roof, I estimate it was around 1.25" to 1.5". The pictures that inspired me to do this used spacers and higher quality speakers. You should be able to find polymer spacers at Crutchfield, Sonic Electronix, etc. If you need them. Merry Christmas to you as well!

@@lsriley2 Thanks!

Ya won't love it when your motor blows from no oil pressure That needs to be idling about 1000 rpm

Bet his throttle bodies needed cleaning

Thanks! And, no, the taillight is an LED unit and the camera makes it look like it's flickering, similar to the effect you get if you video an LCD monitor or TV.

I think I bought mine from Motorcycle-Superstore. Get the Single, the Dual is for snow use. Hope this helps!

The helmet isn't quiet. I get a lot of wind noise. The flip up chin section doesn't seal very good against the main helmet. This may be the case with most flip up helmets? Overall, I do like this helmet, but I cannot say that it is quiet.

KLRCow I haven't repacked it yet, it is a little louder now than it was new, but not by much. When I do repack it, I would like to use stainless steel wool (if I can find any) and then never repack it again.