re: MRZR is a 60" wide 900 with trailing arms..

I'm sure some people won't be happy that the trailing arms made it onto the 60" RZR with the 900 ProStar engine. Don't really see the benefit of it being 60" except for racing GNCC. It would be nice if they put harnesses in them from the factory, how much more would it cost really? Just my 2 cents, I bought an XP a few month ago so I doesn't really affect me.

 

Fuel Capacity 7.25 GAL (27.4 L)
Width 60" (152.4 CM)
Height 60" (152.4 CM) with roll-cage collapsed

 

i am in if they make it in a sport version exactly what i want 60" with 900 engine

 

is that a dump bed on there?

 

I have so wanted a 900 at 60 inches... Thats Class 2 which is the max here on the east coast. Its a big deal to those wanting an XP and have the cake too of being able to ride it on forest trails. I didnt buy an XP for exactly that reason. I am keeping my fingers crossed!

 

well if they make the a arms and trailing arms for this at 60" maybe us 900 owners that want to be 60" have a cheaper and factory style option.

 

Only time will tell!! Maybe July, August? HHHMMM. TP maybe?

 

I would buy one of these in a heartbeat.

 

I would go for the four seater if it was 60' as well. From what the info says, thats the height and width. I am actually going to contact my dealer tomarrow and see what one would cost since you cant get a quote online. A 900 60" fourseater is right up my alley lol.
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Thom

 

They are slowly getting things fixed up or allowing the xps on the trail. I have been on some that 60"s would of been nice, LoL!!!!


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id like to see the power of the 900 in the standard S chassis. here in wv the trailing arms suck

 

The trailing arms did fine at black mountain.


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my cousins xp drags the trailing arms and lower radius rod on every little pebble.

might be the greatest thing in the dunes, but they suck around here

 

So if the trailing arms and radius rod were changed, you think it would do the trick?

anyone ever seen one yet?

No, but I did see at a undisclosed location this week one being built for the military. Tilt bed completely redone, dash, recaro seats, new cage, satellites, IED scanners, hydraulics, winches on the sides to drop out of a helicopter... damn thing looked like a tank with no doors. It was cool as hell. Apparently it was made for the military and they only made a few to ship overseas.

I wanted to take pics but that was a no-no.

Mark

 

Called three different dealers local..... None of them can get one. Just thought I would try for a laugh..
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Thom

 

If you want sub 60 and a 900... Holz racing has a kit that puts a 900 at 57" wide. Fyi

 

Heres my version...lol

No trailing arms... Over 90hp at the wheels... Works great everywhere...

The door panels have since been painted to match the body.

 

anyone ever seen one yet?

 

I have not had any problem with the trailing arms or radius rods on my xp. And I have beat the crap out of it at Black Mountain, KY and Wolf Pen Gap/Fourche Mountain around Mena, AR. I can not believe I have not bent a radius rod yet. I will be upgrading sooner or later. Sliders do the trick on the trailing arms.

 

Wow! Now that is a badass machine!

 

I cant say what it was but we looked at making some parts because it had to fit in either a heli or the CV-22 Osprey because that was the the size it had to be to fit in the cargo hold no wider the 60" and no taller then 60"

 

I saw in a magazine (atv/utv action I think) today that the MRZR passenger grab handle has the same tilt mechanism that the steering has. That would be nice for our civy u it's too. It sucks when I have the grab bar all the way out for the kids but they have a hard time getting in the machine between the handle and the side bars.

COME ON Polaris surely this part can be sold to the gen public with out a threat to national security.

 

Not sure if you saw a post but after talking to someone in the military that was able to make one available, I was told that they pay like $54K for them.

Forget national security, that price is RIDICULOUS!

Mark

 

its not the price of the machine they pay for, its the IED scanners and other technology that is put into them

 

I wonder if they'll let me swap that option out with a bazooka and a winch.




Mark

 

I believe security firms can purchase them. Probably wouldn't be too difficult to find a security contractor to help you out.

 

Can Am announced a 60" Maverick today!

 

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR!!!

Really?? Uh oh, that's going to be a game changer...


Mark

 

54k doesn't surprise me. I'm around a lot of military and government guys. The amount of money they spend and what they spend it on blows my mind.