Essentially Offroad Ultimate RZR Build

fordf250 · Dec 8, 2014

very cool... looks like she will be able to take a good beatin

yankster · Dec 8, 2014

I hope that clutch is visible. Too pretty to cover up.

onetoncrawler · Dec 8, 2014

AW10 said:
Looks like showtime go it on with a rzr. If only it could sound the same

Yes sir, the owner wanted a rzr version to go along with the buggy

Bumpers · Dec 9, 2014

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Looks awesome.. im not sure on the seat choice though.. if it gets drove hard that looks like a back/neck injury waiting to happen. Other than that its freakin sweet

bgredjeep · Dec 9, 2014

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Bumpers said:
Looks awesome.. im not sure on the seat choice though.. if it gets drove hard that looks like a back/neck injury waiting to happen. Other than that its freakin sweet

I was betting on them installing standalone headrests on the tube behind the seat. At least I hope that's the plan.

BUG-E J · Dec 10, 2014

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bgredjeep said:
I was betting on them installing standalone headrests on the tube behind the seat. At least I hope that's the plan.

As long as EOR has been in the game I'm sure all that stuff has been taken into consideration. It's about the only shop around that doesn't have "shake down" runs. There stuff is ready to beat when it rolls out the shop the first time.

onetoncrawler · Dec 21, 2014

It turned out great - here's a short video

MINI SHOWTIME RZR BUGGY by ESSENTIALLY OFFROAD: http://youtu.be/cVe22l8yDpc

bgredjeep · Dec 21, 2014

Looks awesome. Can't wait to see it side by side with a stock RZR. I can tell is super low, but that will put it in perspective.

Cole · Dec 21, 2014

MINI SHOWTIME RZR BUGGY by ESSENTIALLY OFFROAD

John Galbreath Jr. · Dec 21, 2014

Looks like they are going to need a tire sponsor :fish:

Bumpers · Dec 22, 2014

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I like it

onetoncrawler · Dec 28, 2014

Some completed pics - mini Showtime is ready to ride

al1tonyota · Dec 28, 2014

How many inches of usable travel does it have?

EsPowell · Dec 28, 2014

Looks really good. One question though. How well does the front suspension work with the shocks being laid in that far? Looks like it would handle poorly being at that extreme if an angle

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onetoncrawler · Dec 28, 2014

HCR has already done their homework on the suspension geometry and travel

It has 21" of total travel king shocks specially valve for the rzr and internal bumpstops

EsPowell · Dec 28, 2014

I wasn't knocking the build just curious bc the front shocks are at way more of an angle than my stock 1000.

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bgredjeep · Dec 28, 2014

EsPowell said:
I wasn't knocking the build just curious bc the front shocks are at way more of an angle than my stock 1000.

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I believe that is how the kit was designed. It's 6" wider than stock so the lower mounts are out a bit wider.

onetoncrawler · Dec 28, 2014

EsPowell said:
I wasn't knocking the build just curious bc the front shocks are at way more of an angle than my stock 1000.

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Yeah no problem, they are designed around the factory mounts

http://www.hcrracing.com/polaris-rzr-xp-1000.aspx

EsPowell · Dec 28, 2014

So are the upper mounts the same width as a factory RZR? Tryin to wrap my head around what's different up front

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Bumpers · Dec 29, 2014

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EsPowell said:
So are the upper mounts the same width as a factory RZR? Tryin to wrap my head around what's different up front

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Should be .. the suspension on a stock rzr the shocks would mount in factory location up top and they mount further out on the arms. The a arms are 3" longer per side so the tire moves up a down further from the pivot point. I agree shocks do work better straight up or so it would seem but those guys and many others have been building long travel kits for years and know what they are doing .