Buying for our polaris 900 diesel. Will it hold up at cruising speed (35mph)? We drive it for hours on the highway here in Haiti.
1281625
Yes, you have to make sure you install it as tight as possible. I drive the highway too, at speeds between 30 and 45 without issues, but there is quite a bit of wind resistance. The windshield holds up fine and stays tight.
1281626
Had a problem with wind preasure blowing it into the cab. Ended up using it for back window and it worked great.
1281627
I have it in a Polaris Ranger Cew 800 and i have drove it up to 40 mph and it holds up. I have to tell you that when driving at high speeds it bubbles inwards creating a sail effect that will creat a lot of resistace on you UTV. I dont recommend for high speeds even though i will hold up. Hope this helps
202507
in my experience NONE. Mine blow up with 21 hours with zero help from either the manufacturer or Amazon. It was disapointing to say the least. I have found out since that 3600 rpm Chinese diesel will almost without exception fail. The price was too good for a reason
1599293
I have a 2013 3500 hd chev diesel and am using these. there is a slight curvature on the edge where the exhaust pushes against the one mudflap. but it hasn't melted it at all yet. I've had them on for about half the summer with a couple of approx 1000 mile round trips hauling my 30' boat and a couple shorter trips hauling my 27' 5th wheel... I think they'll be fine. hoping anyways. if I see it melting i'll rivet on a thin aluminum plate or something to that effect in the area the exhaust hits but hopefully it won't be necessary... so far I'm liking them... fairly heavy duty.
1857596
I used it on a 16.5 Sea Nymph boat. For the budget, this one will do the job. I recently added 3 new batteries in and it still did great except on a windy day where there were strong current. I would lost speed to half at 100% power. If your boat, passengers, and gears is less than 1000 lbs, you will be more than fine. Once you exceed that weight, the you will lost speed and power under strong current and winds.
1855666
I used mine to go from south louisiana to dallas texas and back and drove 75 - 85 mph...I had a Chevy impaled...it did fine..no drag...the only reason I dont use it now is that it is hard for me to load and fold by myself...two people just fine...we use it now on the back of the car when we go camping to carry extra equipment
1016092
Well you have to upgrade your pinion and spur gear then add a 3cell lipo and you can archive 60+ mph But i had to put a fan on both my esc and motor to keep them cool because the electronics overheat fast. But research the gear ratios online. Mine goes 63mph as far as i have tested. So much fun. Get a chassis t-bonevprotector tho. At that speed if u spinout u can break your chassis.
1016090
Well you have to upgrade your pinion and spur gear then add a 3cell lipo and you can archive 60+ mphBut i had to put a fan on both my esc and motor to keep them cool because the electronics overheat fast. But research the gear ratios online. Mine goes 63mph as far as i have tested. So much fun. Get a chassis t-bonevprotector tho. At that speed if u spinout u can break your chassis.
950063
I have an XB-300li and ride it 20 miles a day north of Seattle for about five months now. I ride in extremely heavy rain and go through 6" deep puddles at 15mph and its still working. I used Loctite silicon to fill in a few gaps I saw around some of the wiring. I also put a ziplock baggy over the throttle secured with a rubber band. If you are going to use it in heavy rain, I suggest mounting a rear fender on the front because they are larger. Thats what I did.
1735607
Depending on the temp and type of fuel you're gonna use...It should perform flawlessly...I used mine in 15 degree temp with moderate windy conditions...I also used snow peak fuel.....So it should perform well....Also you might want to use a wind shield...
1569534
I have not had any issues with it at highway speed. I normally travel 70 - 75 and have been well over that with no problems. Adjust the clamps every now and then and it should be fine.
1454698
I have no way of testing actual true speed, but I'm sure it will travel at the advertised 25 MPH. It is FAST and tons of fun to drive. Mine has been flipped once but it is very good and stable if and when driven properly. I am only a beginner to intermediate at running fast boats and my Whiplash 24 is the most boat for the money of the five boats I have. Don't hesitate to buy!!!
1976297
If you are using for automotive usr it should be fine. I have mine on a diesel to move extra coolant, and while I can't give you a specific temp, i have seen temp readings over 200 degrees F with no damage to unit.
714496
I've been cruising for 3.5 years......always used it.....will continue to. Was reccomended by another cruiser who still uses it!
704457
You would be fine, even though my wife hasn't used ours, she could very easily. Fired mine up Saturday for the first time; didn't change oil or do anything but add gas, electric start, it puttered for a second and knocked out 6 inches of snow flawlessly. :)
522668
I have it on a 2002 f150 and have been over 100mph with no problems. I have done sustained speeds of 85mph and had no issues
641174
i believe mostly tires and probably safety rating i replaced the tires it comes with (class b or c rated at 50mph) with high speed rated class D's from e-trailer.com decked the trailer with deck boards. i haul loads of material and drive it at interstate speed with no problem. hope this helps alot of accessories to out fit trailer wiring harnesses , bolt on jack,etc can be found there to help you get on the road lots of diy videos. be careful with delivery
1345219
Yes, It will hold up. I use it on an auxillary diesel fuel tank and it will operate all day.