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This is a good question and I would try to contact the makers of these kits to confirm the problem with it, one of them should make a kit just for this problem if it is true I would think :idea: .
that could very well be the case, there is just not enough info in his post if they did or did not ship since he mentions no tracking number. i wished he would have posted the company's info so we could put pressure on them as well if this is true. I will send an e-mail on this issue to pressure them, But will not do it till I have more info on this, :!:
Well i am not sure where you are out of but I did hear about a major FedEx truck accident that killed the driver and it was pulling triples and all cargo was lost in the fire, I would check with FedEx on this. :!:
Well at least you did not lose the ice chest full of beer :!:
.glad you safe :!: .
That looks really good and should ride and take the pounding out of the whoops really well
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Hey, that is good news
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Well they really built it to compete with the ranger XP and not the rhino or the RZR, It is made to work and play, I sure would like to know more about the 3 speed automatic transmission it has and maybe it may just grow on people on the way it looks or Honda will make changes next year, We will see :?:
Just giving you all an update from Polaris. If you have not received your letter from Polaris on this matter you should within a day or so.
The letter is for a FREE RZR AIR FILTER OFFER
Polaris has acted upon consumer and dealer feedback and developed a new air filter for the RANGER RZR (part number 1240482) which assists in better air filtration on your RZR.
One free filter per VIN will be offered.
Your letter will have the link. If you do not receive a letter from Polaris use the following link to claim your free air filter.
www.polarisindustries.com/rzrairfilter
The letter also states that "Dependent on availability, your air filter will be shipped in approximately 4 to 6 weeks from your request." :shock:
I sent mine in today so we will see how that goes.
That is just like Polaris on there parts, Always waiting 4 to 8 weeks for something :!:
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In these times, there will be a lot of people holding on to there rigs longer or getting out of it all together, I know that the wheel spacers do add a margin of comfort in stability but they are a duct tape fix for this problem as well, I have seen people run these and after a few years they had to completely rebuild there front ends, but that is just the way it goes if you go half way on something, it is what your budget can afford and i can understand that, if i am asked my opinion to run wheel spacers or to buy a long travel kit, i will not say buy the wheel spacers instead of the long travel kit if you have the money to do it properly, their is a right way and an almost right way to do things along with a wrong way, as for me, i have a ranger XP and have never felt like they have had a problem in this area of stability and I have driven stock rhinos and stock RZRs with short and long travel kits, the long travel kits makes all the difference in the world, and the wheel spacer do work a little bitt, The ranger xp's are way more stable out of the bunch in stock form, But they are a different animal then the others and they are built to be used for a different purpose as well. well I know everybody has there Own experiences as well in this and that is all good as well, that is why us as humans can make our Own decisions on these things :!: 8)
I have a tractor plaque that i have used from time to time out in the rural areas and took a chance on it and it worked once when a CHP car cruised by, but i stayed way over to the right and did not exceed 25 mph on the road, I looked into the law and it is very vague and does not quite make it legal to the word of the law but most normal officers do not know that law anyway, I would not recommend it though and you may just find one that does. ![]()
It is a cheap and in my opinion a temporary fix, my friend did it to his rhino and it helped. The proper way is the long travel kit, It adds the most wheel travel and way more staibility to you unit but you do pay for it.
Even if you got one legal in California i am sure there would be some law enforcement officers that would still hassle you when you runs one on the streets.
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That looks real good :!:
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To be honest with you i would not have gone with FMF, they run loud and for a dirt bike exhaust it maybe O.K. and i would look into them for my XR650R instead, I looked at them for the Polaris and just because an exhaust system is loud does not make the best power, I would look into bikeman and or dirtydog for the exhaust system, they really have more experience then most on this type of UTV stuff, dirtydog does not have a system out yet but is in development but bikeman has a system that will give you 5 to 7 horsepower and will have settings on a boondocker controller to get you near home plate if you give him the proper information on your rig to get you started. this is the way to go till someone has a better mouse trap :!: .
The best fuel controller is the one made by power commander, it is more precise then all of the others but is more complicated to use as well, The one from boonedocker is almost as good but is way more easy to set up.
www.boondockers.com
http://www.powercommander.com/
http://www.bikemanperformance.com/