[seanglgr]

@Rough Company Must be hard keeping it at a good trolling speed!

 

[devon.smith417]

Just put $500 down on a '22 XP4 Deluxe Black Crystal through Shawnee Polaris.
MSRP= $29,599
Set up and doc = $988
Freight = $500
Total = $31,087

We'll see how long it takes.

Nice! Just got ours in May. Love it.

 

[Rough Company]

@Rough Company Must be hard keeping it at a good trolling speed!

The struggle is real. Almost named her "Lip-Ripper"......

Went with "General Misconduct" instead as that's what my DD-214 says.

 

[Rough Company]

Nice! Just got ours in May. Love it. View attachment 78106

Mine was delivered in May as well. Cingo De Mayo to be exact.

 

[deanrowski]

What steering wheel is that? If you don't mind me asking, Diggin it!

 

[Rough Company]

What steering wheel is that? If you don't mind me asking, Diggin it!

Thanks! It comes with the hub as well. SO Much better than the stocker.

 

[Renob4x4]

Link to the steering wheel above

 

[deanrowski]

That's too funny, looked at that one last night, then thought nah, I'm sure Rough Company bought the $400.00 one!! 😂

 

[Rough Company]

That's too funny, looked at that one last night, then thought nah, I'm sure Rough Company bought the $400.00 one!! 😂

Hahha. No Sir!

I will spend the money that required when it makes sense, but very thrifty (cheap) otherwise.
My buggy isn't being used for some extreme off-road racing/adventuring.
Paved roads and light trails will about the most abuse this thing will see.

This is a steel wheel with a comfortable grip that is smaller and shallower than stock. Plus it looks cool.
The white center stripe and stitching matches the lettering on the seats. And it came with the hub.

The lights I have all the way around the buggy didn't cost over $200 all together.

The rock-sliders are the most expensive thing I have put on there at over 5 bills.

I like the steering wheel and it just feels better than the stocker.

 

[Papermaker]

Hahha. No Sir!

I will spend the money that required when it makes sense, but very thrifty (cheap) otherwise.
My buggy isn't being used for some extreme off-road racing/adventuring.
Paved roads and light trails will about the most abuse this thing will see.

This is a steel wheel with a comfortable grip that is smaller and shallower than stock. Plus it looks cool.
The white center stripe and stitching matches the lettering on the seats. And it came with the hub.

The lights I have all the way around the buggy didn't cost over $200 all together.

The rock-sliders are the most expensive thing I have put on there at over 5 bills.

I like the steering wheel and it just feels better than the stocker.

Love my "D" wheel as well.....