Next time! You'll get Top Gun right

Possibly all depends on this thing we call winter around here, lol. Or lack thereof.

I'm willing to find out. The oem design was not working well at all. was always getting water and debris in the air box. on my dune trip, I had a frigging sand box in there. I feel where the oem location was allows to much in the box, which is surprising. Not sure if how the water and debris comes of the tires was causing it or what So ,worth a shot, and I want the big tune. Not to mention the added frog skin on the large air intake shpuld help.

Simple upgrades combined with the tune really wakes the rig up. Like you stated, it sounds much better, and the Sport Exhaust isn't ridiculously loud when just crusin or normal trail riding.

I double-checked, but I noticed how close it was during intall and pushed the block off plug all the way in which gave me about an inch between the harness. Appreciate the comment. Hopefully, people will read the comments, and this prevents someone else's issue's on there own installation.

I know, lol. my wife called me out as well. Not ideal.

I am not sure. We ride with a buddy out of the Sarona area, but I'm not sure if he has taken us down that way 🤔 Might have to have ya show me around. 💯

I did another trip recently and agree that being more prepared was much more enjoyable. Check out the recent sd videos, and there are ride command links to Silica Mines, Finnegan Cabin, etc.

@@leterripadventures I’m new to this so I’m hoping to eventually tag along with a larger group of riders.

Thanks good sir. And same good conversation definitely passes time when sitting at a repair shop. Safe travels.

I don't think it will. You could install it, but the trifold would have to remain closed. I have to manipulate my soft top in order to completely roll it up.

@@dbromano84 right. The S models just make most things easy.

I second that. Stay tuned. I'm currently installing some mods as I'm writing this. Large air intake, clutch kit, exhaust. Gonna see if bolt ons make a difference with no tune. Run it side by side with a stock rig. See the results, then it's getting a stage 3 tune. 12hp increase.

@@leterripadventures I was looking at the stm primary and secondary, interested to see what ya get from the different springs and weights though.

😆 What the camera takes away is how far that actually drops. She was rowdy at least 150dt drop just past where I was standing. Would have been a bad day.

Thanks for watching

They have kits, but unfortunately, they are suseptible to get water where you don't want it. I've had it pretty deep and had no serious issues yet. lol. Key word YET

I can respect 🙏 that comment. We take pride in having a small footprint due to the impact of the offroad industry. What you can't see is we were backed in where other rigs were prior for the same pics. This was actually a small parking area/slash turn-around. We pride ourselves on not tearing things up, repeating people's property, and always follow the rules and regulations. Don't ever want to be the guy that ruins it for everyone. We definitely have enough of that in the industry

@dbromano84 I noticed that as well. I've had those rigs in water as deep as that tube expecting water in the belt box, and it was dry. My big thing is I had a rock wind up going in the tube and wedged in the clutch. So, I have a kit coming from a new sponsor that allows all the required flow in and out. But it keeps the big chunks out. 💯

@@leterripadventures wow that's sweet may pickup one of those I agree it does seem like a design flaw location and how massive an open hole it is lol

I got the tool from good ol Harbor Freight. The drill bit from Home Depot and the rest come in the kit.

@@Swindy1794 fit in the ram but don't fit in the Tacoma. 😆

@@leterripadventures I don’t have a Tacoma, I have a Tundra.. the bed is considerably bigger.

@Swindy1794 lol. I realize that. Just pointing out my current struggles. Your Tundra will fit an S 💯

Scrambler made short work of some pretty angry trails. How do you like the new dirt bike.

@@leterripadventures lovein it man!

There's nothing like it. Epic adventure

💯 Can't wait to start throwing some parts at them. New sponsor's announcement is coming after Coloradoseries. The exhaust is here, going on tomorrow. Clutch kit and larger intake are in the mail. Tune to light it up. Should be rowdy.

Just slowed down the wheel speed and let er dig 👌. Used the sidewall lug to in the rut and chewed his way put.

Appreciate the support glad you like the videos. Not sure what trail section. We do have a ride command link in the description if that helps. Sorry I didn't respond sooner we were off grid camping in Colorado. More awesome content coming stay tuned.

​@@leterripadventuresThanks! Look forward to watching the video. We'll be sure to check out that link!

For sure, never ride that area. Would be cool to check out a new spot. Also, if you come back to Harrison, let me know when you're coming, and I can try and meet up and show ya around.

100% agree 👍

Thanks for watching!

No need to apologize . I get it they're badass 💯

@cavidz_moto I didn't get the chance to run it with just the hardware. Did everything at once. Compared to stock, it was much more responsive. Snappy, and you could definitely tell the difference. That and the exhaust added 👌 a crisp, clean sound that made it sound mean. If you ho the Bikeman route, I have a discount code leterrip. Save ya some money. As far as performance difference without the tune in my experience with other machines, xp turbos, it will wake it up a little. More flow more go. but the tune is where you will notice the biggest change

@@cavidz_moto all stock.

@cavidz_moto will be working towards an exhaust and tune. Once I get to that point, I'll run it against my other rig stock and really see if there is a difference

Thanks for the sub good sir. Welcome to the channel

good call. gonna do that to the other seat. 💯

Appreciate the advice. We have been looking at the jackerys. I found a couple of discount codes, and they seem to work well for off grid camping.

@@leterripadventures absolutely. I have the small jackery for little stuff, but I have a bluetti ac180 to run my fridge and bigger stuff. They are well worth the money to me, if you find yourself off grid a lot.