EMP RZRS Lift Kit?

Anyone out there bought and used one of these yet? Looks like Racer Tech's.







"Cooter Brown" RZR-S & RZR-4 Lift Kit [10685 "Cooter Brown" RZR] $209.99






"Cooter Brown" Polaris RZR-S and RZR-4 Lift Kit

P/N: EMP-10685



Increase your ground clearance with this Heavy Duty 2" Lift Kit. Engineered in Solidworks CAD ensures a perfect fit. Installs in less than an hour without any drilling or cutting.

Laser Cut from American Steel.
3/16 inch thick.
Powder Coated for superior protection.
No CV binding issues.
Includes: Hardware and Installation Instructions.
Lifts the front 2 inches and the rear 1-5/8 inches.
Made in Cleveland Ohio.


This kit would also work on a regular RZR with front stabilizer bar extensions.



Warning: Lifting your vehicle can increase the chance of rolling over while turning or driving on hilles resulting in injury or death. Wheel spacers or offset wheels should always be used after a lift kit is intalled. Lift kits are not for every RZR owner or operator. Extreme caution and common sense should be used when driving a lifted vehicle.

i plan on getting that lift from emp. im going to have rick (owner of EMP) bring it down to me next month on our ride together at the wagon wheel.

Rick gave me a good package deal on the skids and A-Arm guards. Threw in a between the seats storage bag and shipping too.

Rick makes good stuff. Really nice guy also!

AIRBORNE wrote:

Rick makes good stuff. Really nice guy also!

Ditto...

You are right Gimpy. It is a direct copy of our original lift kit... He just changed a couple things around to call it his own...

Yeah, I like my Racer Tech lift. I can assure you that is is a very well built product.

i seen a racer tech broke in 3 pieces this weekend. and it was the new updated bar. my EMP lift is 2x thicker than the racer tech. and no drilling.

bush wrote:

i seen a racer tech broke in 3 pieces this weekend. and it was the new updated bar. my EMP lift is 2x thicker than the racer tech. and no drilling.

Everything can break.

The one that broke was not the updated version. We've been running thicker material for over a year now. We were contacted by that customer on Monday and had a brand new part to him Tuesday free of charge. Yes you have to drill four holes in the frame but it's stronger that way when it's done.

As Big-R said, everything can break... Lift kit does not equal Long Travel...

When I buy things for my own hobbies I go out of the way to buy products from the originators. It makes me sick when someone is too weak minded to come up with their own idea and need to ride on others coat-tails to make a quick easy buck. Only one year ago this industry was so much fun...

I have the new lift and I don't see how you could break it. It is built really well. But that is my $.02

Big-R wrote:

I have the new lift and I don't see how you could break it. It is built really well. But that is my $.02

You can break a anvil with a rubber-hammer....................

ridepate wrote:

Big-R wrote:

I have the new lift and I don't see how you could break it. It is built really well. But that is my $.02

You can break a anvil with a rubber-hammer....................

True-Dat!!!!