Polaris RZR XP 935cc Big Bore Kit Available from Muzzys

For those who cant get enough..........


Muzzys is now offering an easy and affordable 935cc power boost for your RZR XP 900. The complete kit includes a precision bored and nickel silicon carbide coated cylinder, 96mm slipper type racing pistons, pins, clips, rings, head and base gaskets. Muzzy cams and valve springs are also available.



More details: http://muzzys.com/PolarisRZR900/XP935Kit/index.html

0007-00341 '11-'12 Polaris XP-900 935cc Cylinder/Piston Kit $899.95

Wow, that did not take long!

wonder what kind of HP it will make with this kit

imma going to guess a 10-15% gain on power just my 2cents

from their website just an estimation thing your supposed to gain 16 hp with the kit. taking it from a base 88 hp to 104 hp with the kit. can you say dunes? like i said that is just a calulation on a website nothing dynoed...

"precision bored and nickel silicon carbide coated cylinder"

Use it once and throw it away if you have any problem. They leave that little tid-bit out.....

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

Big-R wrote:

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

A lot of people that have them talk about the unusable power they have on the trails we mostly ride.

wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

A lot of people that have them talk about the unusable power they have on the trails we mostly ride.

That is exactly right. It needs bigger tires to help with the wheel spin.

Big-R wrote:

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

if you did , it would use Oil......

ChrisC wrote:

Big-R wrote:

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

if you did , it would use Oil......

Good possibility.

wvyankee2 wrote:

Big-R wrote:

My $.02, the XP has plenty of power. I would not crack that engine open.

A lot of people that have them talk about the unusable power they have on the trails we mostly ride.

no more power needed at all.......