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Front Drive Line and Suspension
Whether you're running a standard front suspension or an aftermarket system on your Polaris RZR, there are plenty of ways to improve your machine's performance. While disconnecting sway bars can increase flexibility, it can also lead to more body roll. To address this, upgrading your connecting links and adding aftermarket springs can help. However, the sway bars are the most significant factor responsible for reducing body roll in your RZR. You can upgrade to a more substantial sway bar or adjust the preload on existing springs to further reduce body roll and stiffen up your ride. Bear in mind that stiffer springs can affect the quality of your ride, but may be necessary if your UTV feels unstable at higher speeds. Consider the pros and cons before investing in any upgrades.
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Taking a different route, you could also choose to forgo replacing components of your stock RZR suspension to pursue upgrading the entire suspension system. If you want to be sipping tea without spilling while flying over washboards, suspension upgrades like those by Shock Therapy, Walker Evans, or Eibach will provide huge improvements -- the difference being truly night and day. It doesn't matter if you're banking corners on the dunes of the Oregon coast, running mud just east of the Mississippi River, or creeping over granite in the Rocky Mountains, running a well-tuned and domain-specific suspension system on your Polaris RZR will make your riding better. So don't hesitate to give us a holler and we'll help you find the right RZR suspension system for your style of riding.
