[2670]

It's been a little cooler here in the evenings when we get out for a ride. Noticed a lot of heat coming into the cab. This will be an issue in the summer here in MO and soon to be Florida. I'm thinking of getting the some heat shield sheets from Amazon. Has anyone else done something for this issue? thanks

 

[1Sinner]

It's been a little cooler here in the evenings when we get out for a ride. Noticed a lot of heat coming into the cab. This will be an issue in the summer here in MO and soon to be Florida. I'm thinking of getting the some heat shield sheets from Amazon. Has anyone else done something for this issue? thanks

All the sxs models are hot in the cabs. Nature of the beast. If you really want to eliminate in cab heat, consider a radiator relocation kit. The heat shield sheets may help, but not nearly enough in the hot, muggy Florida summers.

 

[2670]

My rhino and ranger were not as hot as my talon. I'm going to line some panels.

 

[hroy60]

I've seen a few guys use a shift boot for the hot air coming up through the shift gate and tape off the drain holes on the floorboard. I don't see this as a cure but might help out. I'm hoping someone here does have a remedy or a company is working on a solution.

 

[Vegas77`]

I added a couple of fans to mine.

 

[Vegas77`]

Plus you can add this Jeep dana 20 transfer case shift boot 1976-1979 CJ5 CJ7, this will help a little in stopping the heat that comes from the shifter.

 

[Ticster]

To eliminate all of the heat, move the radiator to the rear bed.

 

[JBTalon]

I added a couple of fans to mine.

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How are the fans working for in cab heat reduction?

 

[BobFarrell2]

Vegas77 - I've been looking for a solution to allow the heat. AZ is not a place where any additional heat is welcome and I believe you came up with a great idea! In looking at the pix, it appears you may have mounted the boot upside down. Is that correct?

 

[fireman377]

All the sxs models are hot in the cabs. Nature of the beast. If you really want to eliminate in cab heat, consider a radiator relocation kit. The heat shield sheets may help, but not nearly enough in the hot, muggy Florida summers.

just buy the plug and play fan switch 100.00

 

[BobFarrell2]

I added a couple of fans to mine.

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I REALLY LIKE how you made this. Very clean looking! I see the red fans, what are the two black things in the middle? Are they speakers?? I'm assuming that the item in the very center is a "dome light". I'm going to have to see how I can relocate or and once done, I've got 2 buddies who will want to do the same.

 

[Pilotom]

I've seen a few guys use a shift boot for the hot air coming up through the shift gate and tape off the drain holes on the floorboard. I don't see this as a cure but might help out. I'm hoping someone here does have a remedy or a company is working on a solution.

I recently purchased side vents..that attach to front windshield sides and vents air into the cab. have not yet installed them, hoping my Honda full glass front windshield does no prevent it from being able to install? It says it fits a Honda Talon, but maybe not with a full glass front windshield? Its a Tusk Wing Vent Kit. 17" from Universal Power Sports..not real expensive so I bought it?? hope I can install it..