3-5" of Lift Makes Your RZR XP 1000 Better We've taken
the traditional and made it EXCEPTIONAL. With a 3-5" Lift Kit on your Polaris
RZR XP 1000, you can take your riding to the next level and dominate the
trail. Our true-to-size 3-5" lift kit lets you tackle bigger obstacles. The
perfect geometry ensures you get a true to size lift that still feels good to
drive and is easy to turn. It's big, it's comfortable, and it's easy to drive.
With clearance for up to 30" tires you can play harder than you ever have
before.
A True 3-5" Lift Made with Stronger Parts SuperATV has been in the lift game for a long time so we know how to make
them big enough to look awesome and strong enough to perform. Our lift
brackets are made with 1/4" heavy-duty steel plating CNC laser cut and brake
press bent. The rear spring spacers are made with machined aluminum. Superior
construction ensures it can handle every hit on the trail.
Retains Turning Radius and Comfortable Suspension We
love that cushy feel you get on the stock RZR XP 1000 That's why we built this
lift perfectly so that the suspension can keep doing what it's meant to --
keep you comfortable.
We also hate it when a lift kit needs a
football field to turn your UTV around, so we designed our lift to keep your
turning radius intact. This lift kit isn't just big and it's not just
bulletproof--it's luxury. Enjoy your smooth ride 3-5 inches higher.
KIT INCLUDES - Front and rear shock brackets
- Rear machined aluminum spring spacers
- All hardware and
installation instructions
FEATURE
* Adjustable 3–5” lift measures true to height
* 100% bolt-on for easy install
* Clearance for up to 30” tires
* Lift brackets made with 1/4” heavy-duty steel plating
* Compatible with OEM and SuperATV heavy-duty ball joints
* UV resistant powder coating for increased durability
* Backed by a Lifetime Warranty
Fitment
* Polaris RZR XP 1000: 2014-2016
* Polaris RZR XP 4 1000: 2014-2016
**NOTE:** We recommend aftermarket Rhino Brand or other axles for 2016 models
or models with OEM axle number 1333420.
