You guys think there will be decent rebates on 2019 800s come February. I was looking at 18s but if I can get 19 for close $ I would wait. Usallly don't go west till Feb anyway. Or are rebates typically better in the Fall. Thanks.
2018/19 rebate ?
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I would think that you would be able to buy a leftover 18 for 9K in Jan/Feb as usual. I wouldn't think that the 19 models would be a lot more. Dealers have a lot of both to dump before the latest and greatest is a full release.
I bought a 2018 163" on Feb 9 for $10,074 out the door. The deals are always best then. It usually happens around the first two weeks of February. Don't wait beyond that, though, because they quickly ramp the price up so your snow check doesn't seem so expensive.
Yea I thought typical there is a pretty good rebate on current model come February. I think I may wait and see.I like narrow front end 19s have.
Don't pass up maybe a better deal on an '18 because of the wider front end. You can always get ZRP offset spindles for around $200, after you sell your stocks spindles. This is that sled I bought in February, with ZRP offset spindles (and a few other upgrades).
Do 19's have the whole new wiring harness, or is that only on the 850's? If the 2019 800's have it I wouldn't touch anything earlier
Don't pass up maybe a better deal on an '18 because of the wider front end. You can always get ZRP offset spindles for around $200, after you sell your stocks spindles. This is that sled I bought in February, with ZRP offset spindles (and a few other upgrades).
Nice sled. So was it a snow check or did you paint the tunnel.
2019 800's have the new sealed relays but not the new wiring harness. Most 800's aren't slated to be shipped until December, some with after the new year delivery, this includes snow check sleds. Not sure how many dealers took Polaris up on ordering as many LE 800's as they wanted, should be some around for good prices in February though. Makes snow checking an 800 not too good for those that did.
Thanks. It's an aftermarket full carbon fiber tunnel, weighs 4 lbs.
Just kidding! It's a carbon fiber vinyl wrap. I carried the vinyl into the red panels too. I can't justify the cost of a custom wrap, so I just made my own with a $35 roll of VVivid cast vinyl bought on Ebay and a razor blade. The sled started out as bone stock, raw tunnel, black seat, etc. It's a $14k sled now, but that's still a smoking deal, considering it's turboed.