Posts by wrenchmn

  • Headed out in a few hours to Panama City

    Quote from rabtech

    Yea it was us. The owner was talking with me and I found out his brother owns the dealer in Marietta GA. He was there also. I spoke with both of them. I need some business cards. They are OK with me promoting the site. I went to office depot today to have some made. They said I was to late to get them.today. maybe I'll have them by tomorrow. I have had people point at my slingshot and then look at me and say "your rabtech right?" To which I usually say, " No I'm @kenny_h "

    I have met the Marietta Brother and given forum info to all the crew at the dealership. Good group of folks. All the crew except one have the long hair like the owner. :thumbup:

  • Anyone install 4pt. harnesses and keep the factory seats?

    Quote from Bill Martin

    I am with @harleyujoe - I think the look is not the issue. I have Corbin seats with no cut outs at top for harness to go thru like @MACAWS. I would spend the $$$ if it was safer but am getting mixed opinions.

    I still have stock seating and I would not argue that 5 or 6 point may be better for some folks.At 5'11" a tad over 280 lbs, I certainly have NOT slipped down and feel much better than stock belts to stay planted with my PRP 4-points. :thumbup:

  • Anyone install 4pt. harnesses and keep the factory seats?

    I installed four point last year and have kept factory seating. Cut slots in the back to put belts thru to the ROPS mounts.. Will try and send some pics later today.
    PRP Four Point Harness very comfy



    I use nothing but the four point since install.
    They are more comfortable than stock to me.
    You can leave them adjusted where comfortable to you.
    I bought mine thru amazon but they are PRP 4 point.


    I feel that with my driving habits in the mtns, that we are much better off with the four points.
    Very simple to install, just time and patience.
    Cutting the slits to fit top ends to ROPS mount is easy with a Dremel.


  • You know your getting old when

    What A Beautiful Young Lady...Don't be to Old to tell that Young Man."Son, Y'all go on out and have a good time. Don't be late bringing her home ,I'll be right here cleaning my gun" If you think that is to rough on him, Just remember when you were 16.
    My Baby and her four cookie crumbles are visiting right now and she remembers similar intros from a few years back. :thumbsup:

  • Introduction: jookyone

    Quote from jookyone

    Hi, my name is jookyone. Looking for a good community that has members that won't abandon me when I go out of town on business. I hear this site is the leader in Polaris Slingshot info. Looking forward to meeting each and every single one of you. Not even kidding, start sending me addresses. Donations get you bumped to the front of the line.


    Cheers :)

    Welcome jookyone, enjoy the show ..

  • New member meet and greet

    Quote from Pill-Sling-Er

    Just wanted to say hey and officially introduce myself. I'm a pharmacist near Charlotte NC. I've had the SS for a little over a month and even with a short stay in the pit for headlight recall and such, I've put over 2k on her even with the less than ideal riding weather we've had of late. So far I've added the alpha CAI, 1320 header, Alpha adjustable exhaust, led headlights, headlight bypass switch, underbrow LEDs, prp seats, assault pedal covers, dead pedal cover, and passenger foot plate. Got tricled under glow in the way and combining it with an xkchrome controller vs their own Bluetooth controller. The DW thinks I've spent more on it since I bought it than I paid for it lol. It's a 2016 base grey but the previous owner upgraded all components to SL Simply bc he wanted the grey. Ive ridden MCs for 20 years and still own a roadglide ultra but I can honestly say at 40yo this is the most pure driving experience I've had out side of a true race build. It's not the fastest. It's no the quickest. It doesn't ride the best. But when he sum of all aspects is added up it is by far my fav vehicle. Anyhow, I've been watching and reading posts on both forums for over a month now and figured I'd introduce myself (I posted this over there too before things went south) It's a pleasure to meet you all and I look forward to riding together one day. Thank you to the admin that created this forum as a drama free hangout for like minded adults!. I have three kids and if I want the kind of childish balogna from "over there" I'll hang around my seven year old little girl and her friends.


    Take care and thanks again for all the info on both sites. It was invaluable as my boys and i turned some wrenches on the new toy.

    Welcome Pill-Sling-Er , I'm sure you will get plenty of Great Info from Great Folks thru here ..