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Roll Cages
The Polaris ACE and ACE 900 SP have been criticized by power sports enthusiasts for having a poor chassis to power ratio. This is why many riders choose to retrofit their UTVs with an aftermarket roll cage, like the Chromoly cage made by IMG Motorsports. While full-face helmets, harnesses, and doors can help keep riders safe, a fortified roll cage is the best way to prevent serious injuries in the event of a rollover. Even the ACE 325 can reach speeds of 45mph, and with tricky terrain, accidents can happen even to experienced riders. This is why it's important to be prepared with the right accessories, especially a roll cage. Upgrading with an ACE roll cage from Everything Polaris RZR, such as a Toys For Big Boys cage or one from Factory UTV, can dramatically lower the risks and protect the driver in any circumstance. Don't wait until it's too late, install an ACE roll cage and ride with peace of mind.
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What to Look Out for When Buying Polaris Ace Roll Cages?
Safety Standards and Certification
Safety is the main concern when selecting a roll cage for your Polaris ACE which is why you need to make sure that the roll cage complies with industry safety standards and certifications.
All in all, look for certifications such as SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) or SFI (SFI Foundation, Inc.) which indicate that the roll cage has been tested and meets specific safety requirements.
A certified roll cage will provide better protection in the event of a rollover or collision, something you must take into account if you want to explore more aggressive driving.
Material Quality and Construction
The material and construction quality of the roll cage significantly affects its performance and durability.
Roll cages are typically made from either steel or aluminum, and these are the pros and cons of both.
Steel is known for its strength and durability, steel is a popular choice for roll cages. It can withstand substantial impact, offering excellent protection.
Lighter than steel, aluminum can reduce the overall weight of your Polaris ACE, potentially improving performance and fuel efficiency. However, it may not be as strong as steel in extreme conditions.
Pay attention to the gauge of the material used; thicker gauges usually mean stronger and more durable roll cages. Additionally, inspect the weld quality, as poor welds can compromise the integrity of the roll cage.
Design, Visibility, Accessibility
The design of the roll cage should not only improve safety but also maintain or improve visibility as well while also considering the accessibility of your Polaris ACE.
Some roll cages are designed with low-profile or streamlined features to minimize obstruction. Consider the following design aspects:
Also make sure that the roll cage does not obstruct your view, both front and rear, while driving.
Lastly, the design should allow easy entry and exit from the vehicle. Pay attention to the placement of bars and supports.
Accessory Mounting
If you plan to add accessories like light bars, mirrors, or storage racks, ensure the roll cage design accommodates these additions.
Not all Polaris ACE Roll Cages are designed to house all types of mods, so it would be best to think about this beforehand.
