[Mavman2]

Hey guys im new to te forum i just purchased a new 2013 leftover maverick. I am super pleased with the machine so far. I was just wondering what kind of mods you guys have to help hold up a little better. I know alot of you replaced the tie rods and things of that nature. I do alot of woods/mountain riding and some creek riding any input would be greatly appreciated thanks!

 

[salomon]

Doors to keep feet in and harnesses to keep people secure. These were the very first things I put on.

 

[desertdog]

Welcome to the forum. The type of mods you do and when will depending your pocket book. But I would think you would like the sport low mode mod.

 

[Andy]

doors to keep feet in and harnesses to keep people secure. These were the very first things i put on.

amen....

 

[desertdog]

Doors to keep feet in and harnesses to keep people secure. These were the very first things I put on.

I agree with the harness bar and 5 pt harness'

 

[05chevy3500]

first mod I did was a back bumper,so no idiot didn't
destroyed the back of my mav

 

[Rednot]

Welcome! Tie rods and gas! Hit up the forums for shock settings if its an XRS...

 

[Mavman2]

Thanks for all the input guys and i agree the sport mode in low sounds like an awesome mod. And im just going to have to start adding stuff on slowly things are a wee bit tight right now lol

 

[nddodd]

See your a fellow Kentuckian, welcome to the forum. Doors, roof and sport low mod were the first things I bought. Then fan overide switch 2" reciever plate and aftermarket clutches. If it were me I'd definitely try to get doors and roof first.

Nathan

 

[heavysledz]

Welcome to the forum and enjoy your new toy! For durability, I would highly recommend front gussets, and tie rods as #1 upgrade. For safety, get 4 or 5 point harnesses and a harness bar….

 

[vquad]

A viper winch
Roof
Windshield
Doors

 

[03maxpower]

power steering and tie rods were my first things.

 

[Goose2]

Power steering
roof
windshield
will be the first things I add.

 

[Tarheel_6.4L]

Doors and power steering