Polaris RZR Steering Quickener Install 4K

Polaris RZR Steering Quickener Install 4K
Hess Motorsports manufactures premium CNC steering quickeners for the Polaris RZR XP/S 1000/Turbo. Adding a faster steering ratio is the ultimate upgrade for the aggressive UTV Rider. No more spinning the steering wheel numerous times to make a turn. This upgrade allows the driver to keep both hands on the wheel to make precision turns with half the effort of stock steering ratios. The new V2 features reduced steering effort technology, the ability to use a stock wheel, or your current quick release hub. This is the first steering quickener to be specifically designed for the Polaris RZRs.
Steering Ratio User Guide
2:1 Ratio - Fast Ratio - XC, MX, Desert, Short Course Racing, or aggressive trail riding. Ideal for drivers who want to keep both hands on steering wheel.
1.5:1 - Medium Ratio - Ideal for aggressive drivers who want to reduce the revolutions of the steering wheel.
*Medium Ratio recommended with wide offset wheels
*The V2 Steering Quickener works with 3, or 6 bolt steering wheels. We Highly Recommend our Quick Release Hub. In order to use an aftermarket steering wheel a quick release hub or wheel hub is required.
Check out what UTV Action Magazine thought about our Polaris RZR Steering Quickener! We sent them a set up to test out at the WORCS race series. Our products are racer inspired and proven!UTV Action Magazine Polaris RZR Steering Quickener Review"During our race the next day, the new setup felt completely comfortable, and almost like cheating compared to the conventional setup. With a solid hour moto under our belt, we could definitely feel an advantage and believe that it would be advantageous in nearly any racing situation or even just with aggressive driving through technical terrain."
- UTV Action Magazine

[@DavidBowen]

Love this product, unfortunately with this design it leaves me no room for my Ryco Street Legal turn signal switch. I also use a clamp on phone attachment on my stock steering column for a DynoJet data logger. I really wished I could use this. :(

[@FlyingDeacon]

Very informative video and a great product.