Handlebar cleanup

Hagenpolsa · Dec 1, 2017

Fixed my handlebar today on my 18 hardcore evo.
removed the old bulky switch panels.
reverse and stop button is like polaris reverse button.
hand warmer and lights are a 3-way switch high/low/off
and a new block for the gas handle. similar too speedwerxs kit but i fixed the wiring myself. costed around 100 bucks in norway so maybye cheaper for u guys

used wiring diagram from countrycat

SnoPro1000 · Dec 2, 2017

That is awesome I was looking at doing the same to mine, how was thenwiring to deal with?
The soeedwerx kit for me would me almost 350$ by the time it got to Canada. Not worth it.
I was thinking one 3 position switch to control hand and thumb warmers and a second switch that would control head light.
Very nice good job!

Hagenpolsa · Dec 2, 2017

SnoPro1000 said:
That is awesome I was looking at doing the same to mine, how was thenwiring to deal with?
The soeedwerx kit for me would me almost 350$ by the time it got to Canada. Not worth it.
I was thinking one 3 position switch to control hand and thumb warmers and a second switch that would control head light.
Very nice good job!

i cut away the old wiring and soldered new wires

yeah same was the price for me, crazy!
i have 3 way switch on both handwarmer and lights, the cool thing is when i have the light switch on off it lights up the ledstrip only

thanks!

SnoPro1000 · Dec 2, 2017

Hagenpolsa said:
i cut away the old wiring and soldered new wires
yeah same was the price for me, crazy!
i have 3 way switch on both handwarmer and lights, the cool thing is when i have the light switch on off it lights up the ledstrip only

thanks!

Nice!!
The wiring diagram
You have is it in English? Could you send me the link please?

kidwoo · Dec 2, 2017

Not sure you need a diagram. Just follow the wires from current switch.......put them on new switch.

That's all I've ever done.

Hagenpolsa · Dec 2, 2017

SnoPro1000 said:
Nice!!
The wiring diagram
You have is it in English? Could you send me the link please?

https://support.countrycat.com/posts/1438544-2017-snow-wiring-diagrams

Sunvang · Dec 3, 2017

Nice! Would you be kind to send me the parts lists and where to get them in Norway? Thanks.

Hagenpolsa · Dec 4, 2017

Sunvang said:
Nice! Would you be kind to send me the parts lists and where to get them in Norway? Thanks.

https://www.sledstore.no/bryter-universal-sno-x-hi-low-off#?p

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/s/ref=is_s?k=powermadd+powerblokk

https://www.wandamotor.fi/mobiili/polaris-electric-reverse-control-p-29038.html?language=en

this is the parts i used, ordered switch and reverse buttons from dbc.se but didnt find them right now, the powerblock i ordered from powermadd themself i think

hope this was enough information!

Hagenpolsa · Dec 21, 2017

Replaced the big arctic cat handbrake with a polaris brake:face-icon-small-coo alot smaller!

Johane · Jan 14, 2018

how did you do the wiring for headlights, did you skip the off wire?

Hagenpolsa · Jan 15, 2018

Johane said:
how did you do the wiring for headlights, did you skip the off wire?

i think so!

triple650 · Jan 16, 2018

Does the power mod throttle block work with the tps sensor? How do you get around not needing it?

Hagenpolsa · Jan 16, 2018

triple650 said:
Does the power mod throttle block work with the tps sensor? How do you get around not needing it?

does not support the switch, not sure if i taped the switch so its activated or just cut the wire
bad memory x)

ultrasks700 · Jan 17, 2018

triple650 said:
Does the power mod throttle block work with the tps sensor? How do you get around not needing it?

The TSS will not work with the PowerMadd throttle block. Its a win/lose situation. Win because it eliminates any issues that may arise with the Switch not making, causing a bog, icing up, etc. Lose because it is a safety feature that is no longer there.

I have never had any issues with the couple sleds that I've done this to, Ive just always have installed a tether along with it. What I've done is just cut & cap the black/white wire down by the main harness plug, since its a normally open circuit.

MTN_GOAT · Feb 6, 2018

Anyone ever thought of using the $60 throttle block from the cat sx race sled instead of the expensive rsi one?

https://www.countrycat.com/arctic-c...ONTROL_ASSEMBLY_[104873]/S2018ACDPROSG/104873

ultrasks700 · Feb 8, 2018

MTN_GOAT said:
Anyone ever thought of using the $60 throttle block from the cat sx race sled instead of the expensive rsi one?

https://www.countrycat.com/arctic-c...ONTROL_ASSEMBLY_[104873]/S2018ACDPROSG/104873

The Powermadd lever is basically the same thing for about 45$

dboivin · Feb 8, 2018

just an FYI, there is a guy out of MN selling a control delete kit on facebook for $180. all pre-wired/switched/throttle block/tether plug. It looks pretty dang good. Ordered one and should be here today. will post after i get it installed.

SnoPro1000 · Feb 8, 2018

dboivin said:
just an FYI, there is a guy out of MN selling a control delete kit on facebook for $180. all pre-wired/switched/throttle block/tether plug. It looks pretty dang good. Ordered one and should be here today. will post after i get it installed.

Where is this guy?
Can I get a name I’m interested

ndfb35 · Feb 8, 2018

SnoPro1000 said:
Where is this guy?
Can I get a name I’m interested

His name is Ethan Morehouse or something along those lines. If you join the proclimb/ascender group on Facebook and ask about them someone will put you in touch with him.

usmc_powerhouse · Feb 12, 2018

Hey guys, I'm Ethan Moorhouse.. I'm that guy in MN... I own Moorhouse Motorsports, Inc and yes I have plug and play switch delete kits that are better quality, plenty of extra length on the wires, the option for one or two hand/thumb warmer switches, and yes, $185 usd + shipping. This year I only have a limited quantity but next year I will have a large quantity and also some dealers will be selling it as well. If you have questions hit me up here, FB, my cell 507-491-6217, or email EMoorhouse@MoorhouseMotorsports.com

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