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Burgershack

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Sep 18, 2024
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Wyoming
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  1. Looking to buy

  2. 1000 6 Crew
Hi folks! I’m a new member from Wyoming and picked up a new 2023 Pioneer 1000-6 in mid-October, as dealers were getting motivated to clear them out before the 2025s arrive. I added a Honda hard roof, rearview mirrors, horn, and a SuperATV Flip windshield at purchase. I got it to the mountains one time before the snow hit but didn’t take any photos, so have included a couple garage shots. I’ve been lurking on the forum for a couple of months, first to help me decide which Pioneer and initial accessories, and since picking it up, to learn more about some potential options. I hope it’s okay to ask folks’ opinions on a couple of these.
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I want to get some turn signals, as the charm of using my arm during late fall in Wyoming has faded pretty quickly. It seems that the TurnPro signals from the Club Store are a popular option; do folks consider these the best way to go, or are there other strong competitors? Several folks with P1k5s mentioned that the TurnPro wires were barely long enough to reach; I guess I’d give them a call and ask about the longer P1k6 if I go this route.

Secondly, after I wear some tread off the stock tires I’ll likely move to 4 tires and a spare of the same size. Reading the posts, it looks like 28x10 14 is a good target, and that these can fit well on the stock front wheels/rims, but not on the stock rear wheels. However, I’m still unsure of the need for spacers, etc. If I were able to pick up two (or three for a spare) used or takeoff stock front wheels, would I need spacers for the back? Somebody here mentioned the RB3 Wide Track package with 1” front and 1.5” rear spacers, but I’m not certain whether having both spacers is required or a personal preference for wider stance.

Any advice is very much appreciated!
 
Buggyman

Buggyman

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Jan 3, 2020
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ne. ohio
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  1. 700-2
Hi folks! I’m a new member from Wyoming and picked up a new 2023 Pioneer 1000-6 in mid-October, as dealers were getting motivated to clear them out before the 2025s arrive. I added a Honda hard roof, rearview mirrors, horn, and a SuperATV Flip windshield at purchase. I got it to the mountains one time before the snow hit but didn’t take any photos, so have included a couple garage shots. I’ve been lurking on the forum for a couple of months, first to help me decide which Pioneer and initial accessories, and since picking it up, to learn more about some potential options. I hope it’s okay to ask folks’ opinions on a couple of these.
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I want to get some turn signals, as the charm of using my arm during late fall in Wyoming has faded pretty quickly. It seems that the TurnPro signals from the Club Store are a popular option; do folks consider these the best way to go, or are there other strong competitors? Several folks with P1k5s mentioned that the TurnPro wires were barely long enough to reach; I guess I’d give them a call and ask about the longer P1k6 if I go this route.

Secondly, after I wear some tread off the stock tires I’ll likely move to 4 tires and a spare of the same size. Reading the posts, it looks like 28x10 14 is a good target, and that these can fit well on the stock front wheels/rims, but not on the stock rear wheels. However, I’m still unsure of the need for spacers, etc. If I were able to pick up two (or three for a spare) used or takeoff stock front wheels, would I need spacers for the back? Somebody here mentioned the RB3 Wide Track package with 1” front and 1.5” rear spacers, but I’m not certain whether having both spacers is required or a personal preference for wider stance.

Any advice is very much appreciated!
Welcome from Ohio and congrats on the bus. I have had no issues with turn pro. Length of wires probably will depend a lot on how you route them but if you need anything specific call Grant at turn pro. He is awesome on the customer service. Feel free to ask these guys anything as they are all great about helping out just tag them with @ and their screen name so they know you are reaching out to them.
 
NewHere2

NewHere2

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Mar 9, 2020
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  1. 700-4

  2. 1000-5
Welcome from South Dakota !

I believe Turn Pro makes a longer kit for the 6.

If you go 4 same size tires and rims, I would just space out the rear to make it track the same as the front.
Especially if you do much hunting and get off road. Saves wear and tear on the front parts due to the increased leverages involved.

Just my
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Burgershack

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Supporting Member
Sep 18, 2024
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Wyoming
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  1. Looking to buy

  2. 1000 6 Crew
Welcome from South Dakota !

I believe Turn Pro makes a longer kit for the 6.

If you go 4 same size tires and rims, I would just space out the rear to make it track the same as the front.
Especially if you do much hunting and get off road. Saves wear and tear on the front parts due to the increased leverages involved.

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Thanks for this info!
 
JenElio

JenElio

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Lifetime Member
Oct 31, 2019
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Loxahatchee, florida
Ownership

  1. Other Brand

  2. 1000-5
Hi folks! I’m a new member from Wyoming and picked up a new 2023 Pioneer 1000-6 in mid-October, as dealers were getting motivated to clear them out before the 2025s arrive. I added a Honda hard roof, rearview mirrors, horn, and a SuperATV Flip windshield at purchase. I got it to the mountains one time before the snow hit but didn’t take any photos, so have included a couple garage shots. I’ve been lurking on the forum for a couple of months, first to help me decide which Pioneer and initial accessories, and since picking it up, to learn more about some potential options. I hope it’s okay to ask folks’ opinions on a couple of these.
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I want to get some turn signals, as the charm of using my arm during late fall in Wyoming has faded pretty quickly. It seems that the TurnPro signals from the Club Store are a popular option; do folks consider these the best way to go, or are there other strong competitors? Several folks with P1k5s mentioned that the TurnPro wires were barely long enough to reach; I guess I’d give them a call and ask about the longer P1k6 if I go this route.

Secondly, after I wear some tread off the stock tires I’ll likely move to 4 tires and a spare of the same size. Reading the posts, it looks like 28x10 14 is a good target, and that these can fit well on the stock front wheels/rims, but not on the stock rear wheels. However, I’m still unsure of the need for spacers, etc. If I were able to pick up two (or three for a spare) used or takeoff stock front wheels, would I need spacers for the back? Somebody here mentioned the RB3 Wide Track package with 1” front and 1.5” rear spacers, but I’m not certain whether having both spacers is required or a personal preference for wider stance.

Any advice is very much appreciated!
Welcome to the club from South Florida

Nice buggy 👍

Like you said, Turn Pro seems to be pretty popular for a reason 😉

As far as the wheel spacing, if you go with front wheels on the rear of the machine it'll work but they'll be tucked in a little bit as the stock OEM offset is different front to back. If that's all you do I would suggest only running a 1" spacer on the rear wheels and calling it good. No need for the wide track unless you change wheels completely.....my 2 cents

Good luck 👍
 
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Hammer time

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Sep 21, 2024
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Illinois
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  1. Talon R
Greetings from Chicago, Fort Collins Colorado and Laramie wy. did ya get it from Borderline Powersports in Cheyanne? I got my 2023 talon R from there a few months ago. yea good deals. currently live in Illinois but we ride in northern Colorado and spend time in Laramie with all the relatives. Enjoy the beast.
 
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