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There are many reasons why one might want to conduct a Polaris Ranger cage chop. Clearance in the woods, for instance, can become problematic with a lifted Polaris Ranger rolling on large aftermarket tires. However chopping the cage on your Polaris Ranger can also make it fit into your seven-foot garage, short outbuilding, or enclosed trailer without the need to deflate the …
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Whether you’re doing some high-speed highway driving, drag racing your side-by-side on flat blacktop, or just have the need for speed, there are various ways to give your Polaris Ranger some added giddy-up-and-go. Simple things like tuning or flashing your machine’s ECU / ECM to remove the speed governor will increase the top-end limits on a stock Polaris Ranger, but witho …
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You’ve devoted a fair amount of capital to your Polaris Ranger, so why not go the extra mile to protect your investment? Sure damage might occur on the trail or when the machine is in use, but that is just part of the game and a cost of doing business. What isn’t justifiable, however, is damage, ware, and the depreciation that is unavoidable when you leave your machine out …
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