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Known for its line of performance suspension seats, Twisted Stitch is branching out. With the popularity of the Polaris RZR line of side-by-side vehicles in mind, Twisted Stitch has released a line of RZR doors that bolt right in and compliment the style of the RZR.

The RZR doors from Twisted Stitch feature a .090 steel tube frame that utilizes grade 8 mounting hardware. According to Twisted Stitch, the door skins fit seamlessly to the edge of the door bars, leaving no gap between the panels and bars. They also use stainless steel button head bolts to mount the panels to the door frames for an added touch of style and durability. The doors come fully assembled, to make installation as easy as possible.

Holz Racing Products has introduced three new bolt-on upgrades for the Polaris Ranger RZR XP 900. According to HRP, each new product features 4130 chromoly steel construction and OEM-like fit and finish.

The EZ-Steer A-Arm Kit ($899.95) for the Polaris RZR-XP 900 is designed to improve front suspension geometry while greatly reducing steering effort.

“With enhanced handling and steering geometry, it’s like having power steering, without the extra weight and higher cost of the power steering,” Holz Racing Products says in a release.

EZ-Steer A-Arm Kit Features:
– Made in the USA using tig welded 4130 chromoly steel
– Improved steering and handling performance
– Less steering effort = Less fatigue on the driver and steering components
– Superior material and craftsmanship = More durable than the stock components
– Stock Replacement arms accept all of the stock hardware and stock length shocks

The National Guard Polaris Yokley Racing Team appeared at the Kentucky State Fair, August 20 – 29 in Louisville Ky. Team owner William Yokley met with the soldiers and crowd, signing autographs and displaying the team race machines.

The National Guard display was interactive, allowing visitors to sit on and examine the Polaris RZR, Outlaw 450, military trucks and Humvees, as well as rock wall climbing, jousting and obstacle courses. The display is a fair favorite and creates a great deal of interest.

Even though the weather produced record high temperatures, more than 600,000 people attended the fair!

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