New Polaris RZR 4 Doors from iTi Performance Motorsports

Polaris RZR 4 Doors

iTi Performance Motorsports has just finished their development of opening doors for the 2010 Polaris RZR 4.

The doors come standard with silver powder coated frames and they are a direct bolt on kit. The doors with bare aluminum panels are $1,285.00. The graphics kit which includes the black/blue stripe kit and white powder coated door panels is an additional $389.00.
About iTi Performance Motorsports:
Quality, reliability, technology and service is how iTi Performance Motorsports started—founded in 2005 by USAC/CRA Championship car owner Glenn Crossno. Glenn’s racing roots stem back to the 1950s when his dad, Dale Crossno, started racing midgets. iTi has expanded into our current 11,000 square foot, state of the art, CNC equipped shop in Ontario, California to take on the task as a full service racing facility. With sprint car and midget engines, chassis & components as the main focus, the proven championship winning in-house engine shop produces Non-Winged, Winged, Midget, Late Model , Camping World Series, Offroad Trucks & Buggies, Nostalgia Nascar Cup Series, Porsche GTand UTV Engines. iTi continues to strive to stay out front in the development of innovative advances in auto racing. The iTi race team also tests and proves the components we sell. Our experienced staff offers a unique blend of product knowledge, courtesy and service.
iIi Performance Motorsports can be found on the internet at www.itimotorsports.com.

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wvyankee2 wrote:

The doors look sweet but That thing just looks to long for the riding I do.... H*ll My Rhino bottoms out more than I like....

Those add a lot to the machine and makes it look better,IMO. If the cage was chopped, it would be sweet!!!!

That thing looks cool, but IMO the RZR4 is not made for the east coast woods rider.

I bet we would be surprised at how well that machine got around.

that thing will be big out west!

Big-R wrote:

I bet we would be surprised at how well that machine got around.

I think it would climb great. I think the problem would be turning and also hanging up going over rocks and burms. Someone go buy one so we can get a good ride report.

The doors look good. but i bet there heavy.....

the doors helps the look on this rzr4