This kit fits models that have installed RideCommand systems*. The package includes a set of the RZR-14-FS front speaker pods and a pair of MUD65PL speaker cans both featuring integrated RGB lighting and the RZR-14-SW subwoofer enclosure. The included MUD100.4 4-channel amplifier and MUD600-1 monoblock amplifiers connect to the Ride Command system and provide power to all speakers via integrated harnesses that simplify the installation, which gets you to get out of the garage and back to riding quicker.
RZR-14-FS Key Features
- All-Weather Construction with UV Inhibitor
- Custom Fit for RZR Kick Panel
- No Cutting or Drilling Required
- 6.5" Coaxial Speaker
- 50-Watt RMS Power
- Integrated RGB Lighting
- Custom Quick Mount Bracket with POD-LOC Technology for Easy Installation
MUD100-4 Key Features
- Compact Design Enables Installation Anywhere
- Conformal Coated Printed Circuit Board that Resists Moisture
- Fixed Crossovers
- High and Low-Level Inputs
- 400-Watts RMS Power
MUD65PL Key Features
- Weather Resistant 6.5" Speaker Pods
- Fits Bars with Diameters of 1.75", 1.85", and 2"
- Internal Crossover Network
- ABS Impact Resistant Grille with UV Inhibitor
- Integrated RGB Lighting
- Optional Remote Control and Wiring Harness Available for Custom Color Creation (MUDLEDC)
MUD600.1 Key Features
- High-Efficiency Class D Topology
- Compact Design Enables Installation Anywhere
- Conformal Coated Printed Circuit Board that Resists Moisture
- Fixed Crossovers
- High and Low Level Inputs
- 600-Watts RMS Power
RZR-14-SW Key Features
- 10" Custom Fit Subwoofer Enclosure
- 400-Watt RMS Power
- Sealed or Ported Functionality
- QuIPS (Quick Install Port Seal) Technology
- Mounts Behind Dashboard on Select RZR Models
Plug and Play Connections
The RZR-14RC-THUNDER5 includes all the wiring required to connect each component. All wiring is ruggedly designed to endure the harsh environments RZRs often find themselves in. All wires are terminated with the appropriate plug for the component being connected, making installation easy.
