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Body
The Polaris RZR 4 offers a wide range of body options. From Ford Raptor body kits to modified 1931 Chevy bodies, the possibilities are endless. Some even opt for Warthog vehicle bodies from the video game Halo. While these customizations can be expensive, costing around $7k plus $2.5k for installation, they make for unique and eye-catching vehicles. However, those looking for more affordable customization options may want to consider purchasing an older 250 and selecting from the wide range of body kits available on the market. Whether you're going for a badass street racer or a rugged off-road machine, the Polaris RZR 4's versatile body options make it easy to create a vehicle that truly reflects your personal style.
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For the average rider, altering their RZR 4 body will likely consist of paint jobs, panel replacements, wraps, aftermarket floor pans, and extended fenders. Regarding body paint, your local Napa should be able to do a paint match and put it in a spray can for you. We've seen RAL 5017 used to match the Jagged X (AKA Traffic Blue, VooDoo Blue, and Electric Blue) paint color, but an ACE 570 rattle can or Rust Oleum's Sail blue are pretty close as well. Whatever paint you use on your RZR body, just make sure to use a primer on the first coat. In addition to paints, body wraps and new plastic kits are other common ways to change the aesthetics of your RZR 4. Regarding the former, the key is preparation. Use a clay bar with dish soap and water, then wipe down the panels with alcohol. Apply the wrap then use a heat gun to affix it. And while you might be tempted to use a junk eBay film, we'd suggest a more quality film from industry leaders like 3M or Avery. And if you don't have the time or desire to wrap your machine yourself, there are many companies out there -- such as Toyskinz -- that will do it for you.
