Enclosed Polaris General XP gets whip mounts

[@brooksjones2443]

I bought the Rough Country whip light brackets and mounted them in the last hole on each side of the bed closest to the tailgate. I ended up buying 6” bolts to run all the way through and used big thick washers on the bottom side on the holes and got them nice and tight. I’ve had no problems with mine to this point. I should say, I’m running 3’ whips though.

[@generaldreamsoutdoors43]

Thanks for the information. I'll take a look at those.

[@hav1byte]

yea, was looking at the same issues as i wanted to maybe install whip lights on my xp1000, the only viable locations i have found is on the vertical parts of the roll cage, there some small brackets work with and a solid bumper. has to be tight mounted...good luck.

[@generaldreamsoutdoors43]

The aluminum plate worked well after I changed the forward bolts to thru bolts.

[@richardnewman4042]

I talk to you down in Oregon I have the blue trail headed edition. I have a rear rack on mine and mounted to that with clamp but if you buy a rack don't buy the Polaris rack that's not worth anything. I have the ss360 tires an wheels really like them. If you have your shocks on soft up front the 31s will hit some. If you get 31s crank shocks up some in front

[@generaldreamsoutdoors43]

Awesome Thank You for the info

[@kingair1021]

Great video, but are your paddle tires on backwards?

[@generaldreamsoutdoors43]

Yes they are. It's seems like I'm a little over paddled so I tried putting them on backwards and my belt seems to be lasting longer.