New owner of a 2024 Roxor HD

[Ckreklau]

Newly purchased 2024 HD roxor owner here. Purchased the base model, dealer installed the HVAC system, we installed the DF hard cab, wiper kit, did all the rest of the mirrors, blinker kits, additional lights, winch, roll bars, fender flares, and some other creature comforts, waiting on my SD plates to be road legal. My only want right now is a gauge cluster (maybe digital/bluetooth) that would be more visible and include battery voltage, RPM, Engine Temp, Speed, oil psi, the kinda important stuff. Anyone have a solution for this?

Thanks,

CK

 

[Hummingbird Ranch]

Congratulations and Welcome. Attach some pics of the neat add-ons you installed. There are no good gage solutions for the 2.7L engine as no one has cracked the ECM yet so nothing can get signals from the ECM. This means all your gage options are going to have get signals from the sources so you will have to tap into existing sensor wires or install new sensors to feed your gages. Several members have done this and Wade at Diesel Freak has lots stuff, but there are no ideal solutions for the 2.7L yet.

 

[Bob R1]

Missing is a Cecco Rear Farm Bumper, unless I missed it.
Looks like you have lots of good options added already.
Enjoy

Bob R

 

[Ckreklau]

Also forgot, Diesel Freak tub guards for the bed, Diesel Freak rear hitch bumper with 2" receiver, and KFI products front mount under the winch. (also has a front 2" receiver hitch) attaches perfect to my 72" KFI plow from my previous machine. I will try to get some photos and video uploaded after work tomorrow. 10 hour break in oil change and filter time

 

[Ckreklau]

Almost finished product. A little more wiring, toggle switch, and a license plate this weekend...and we should be cruising down the road listening to the radio with the AC on...

 

[Ckreklau]

Few closer

 

[Hummingbird Ranch]

NIce. Looks like you have got all the bells and whistles installed, except the spare tire. Now you are ready to start the more serious mods, but it is more fun if you pace yourself and do a little bit at a time going forward, now that you have the base creature comforts.

 

[Bob R1]

Nice build. I believe that the Tie Down Rail around the bed would be handy.
I have the Hard Cab rear bulkhead like yours, only with a different roof and windshield, and NO DOORS YET.
I had the front corners re contoured on the Rough Country Winch Mounting Plate for clearance for my Harbor Freight Tow Hooks that are mounted on the frame horns.
Enjoy

Bob R

 

[Ckreklau]

Bob R1, if you decide to add doors there is a plastic cap on the bottom of the B post frames that needs to be removed before fitting the cab. It was not mentioned in the instructions I had for the cab install but was all the difference after hours of trying to figure out why the doors would not fit or latch. Will still take some time to adjust doors and latches to fit but they will. photo attached