Hey, Jay Clark here with Rocky Mountain.
We're going to give you an inside look at our project, a RZR 800 S,
and show you all the mods we did to this thing and what we tried to do to make this thing just a bit better.
For our tire and wheel package, we went to STI brand-new Roctane,
which is like octane but with an R, so Roctane XD tires.
These are really heavy duty tire, nearly a run-flat type tire.
The performance is really good; durability is exceptional, really good for all the rocky
terrain that we ride out west here.
Good all-around use for just about everywhere.
We're running anywhere from seven to nine pounds PSI front and rear.
On this thing, we run in 27x9-14 in the front and 27x11-14 in the rear.
Really nice good set up with these STI Beadlock Heavy-Duty rims as well.
For the performance on this RZR, we decided to add on some FMF Powerline mufflers -
Bolt on systems, a bit of a chore to get in there on this unit.
A little tighter than working on a bike or ATV but really provides some good performance,
really good sound to the machine. They're also spark arrestor legal.
Elka supplied us with front and rear suspension to this bike.
Really nice reservoir shock system, fully adjustable, set up perfectly for the weight of the RZR.
With our Elkas, with this added reservoir, we had to have a little bit of a customizing in here to our mufflers.
Something you might not necessarily want to do but with these stock mufflers,
there's no problem with the addition of some after-market items.
Sometimes things don't just fit perfectly and you have to do a little bit of customizing.
On this RZR, for added performance and tunability, we added the Dynojet Power Commander 5.
On Dynojet's website, you're able to download various maps that you can try
for your different modifications that you have done to your RZR.
On the RZR, it comes with a stock - like paper - kind of cheaper filter.
We replaced that with a UNI two-stage foam filter. We'll oil this up really nice and
place it back into the RZR.
From Tusk Rocky Mountain ATV, we have these little added eyeholes here, really simple to install,
gives us something else to clamp on to with bungee cords when we want to hold
our gear in the back of the RZR.
So Tusk doors replaced the stock small net units - giving you a really added sense of security here.
You're much more enclosed into the vehicle.
Obviously for racing, it's required but even for good trail use, a really nice feature
to add to your RZR.
They mount real easily, right here to the unit - fairly easy installation.
Just like the rear extension to the roll cage, these videos are online at rockymountainatvmc.com.
You can watch these videos on installation which really help in installing any of these items.
A billet Tusk gas cap - not totally necessary, but sure looks really cool.
Not quite sure why UTVs don't come stock with rear view mirrors
but Tusk has really nice, bolt-on simple to install rear view mirrors and they also have extensions.
You can extend them out in many areas.
They're street legal with these.
In those areas you'll for sure would want to have some rear view mirrors.
I just love it because I can look behind and see my big dust cloud behind me on the trail.
For our front bumper we went through Blingstar.
Nice item, they give you some added protection in front if you plow into tree or anything like that,
so you're not ruining the front of your brand new Polaris RZR here.
For our custom graphics, Attack Graphics made us what we were wanting and added in all
of our logos for this project.
You can make anything you're looking for.
You could have some pink camo or whatever you're looking for on your RZR.
UTV, ATV, dirt bike, anything like that - Attack Graphics can make exactly what you're looking for.
We had the CV4 high pressure radiator cap to help prevent any boiling over on the trail.
We installed the Camlock park brake system on to this unit - a lot easier on the transmission on this thing.
It relies on the brakes more so than the transmission.
A lot better on the life of the transmission long term. Good video online at rockymountainatvmc.com
to watch to show the installation.
A good upgrade for your RZR. Alright, so Tusk also has this rear extension for the roll cage -
really nice piece, really easy to install, complete clamps on to the top, has added area for storage up here.
You could have a cooler up here, strap down, gives you have a lot more room and ability
to tie down within the bed of the RZR.
Really simple deal, added protection in the rear as well.
Also available for our roll cage extension is spare tire mount.
Really nice piece, just clamps right on.
If you're serious about being in the wild and you know you're going to be away,
and you want to have security of having a spare tire, it's real simple to add on and mount.
You have your spare tire right on the back of your RZR.
Okay, so that gives you some good ideas of just some of the mods out there for this RZR.
Basically, everything available through rockymountainatvmc.com
Hopefully we'll see you out at the trail soon!