I remember the other mod removed the stock holder, drilled out the bottom with a hole saw and bonded on a 3" PVC cap, but that was on an armrest which had room underneath for the added depth. It really makes you wonder if the manufacturer ever tried to use one of those things for anything but a kids sippy cup...
I took a dremel tool and cut out the bottom of the ones on the engine cover. Now our big steel cups fit. The others I left alone as they are the right size for a can of beer.
I have found a cup that fits the cup holder. It is made by Contigo. It does not spill if tipped and will hold a cup of coffee hot for a long time. You can also use it to keep a cold drink.
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Gypsy and Lonestar
2018 Outlaw 37 RB
2016 Can Am Spyder RT
2018 Jeep Wrangler
We did what half price did below. Bought cheap pvc 3” at Lowe’s, roughed it up with sandpaper them spray painted it black. They look great and drinks NEVER spill anymore.
We have a 38”THOR Challenger and there are no cup holders on the dinette table so I do wish we had a solution for that while we are on the road and the kids are sitting there.
I hear ya, we own a 30.1 . I just went and bought 2 fold down cup holders and mounted them on wall beside driver and passenger s seats. Speaking for me the holder s in the center are so low to the floor I can't reach em and drive!!
A 3" dia schedule 30 PVC coupling works perfectly to extend the cup holders to 6.5". It hold the 30 oz Yetti Rambler tumblers perfectly. The problem is most plumbing places only carry the schedule 40 couplings. I did paint them black with vinyl paint. A big plumbing place will have what you want. The new RecPro 12 oz mugs (a gift from RecPro) fit the Hurricane's cup holders fine without the PVC sleeve.
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Jim & Roy Davis
2016 Hurricane 31S
1961 Rampside in tow
I found if you cut a Koozie about 2/3 of the way down from the top and put it on the drink glass it seems to work well. I have about 6 cut down Koozies in the RV, Use them all the time
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