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Polaris RZR 4 - Robby Gordon Edition -The Industry's First 4 Seat- Sport Side-By-Side

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Polaris RZR 4 - Robby Gordon Edition -The Industry's First 4 Seat- Sport Side-By-Side



Nine months ago, Polaris announced a relationship with Robby Gordon and today we’re proud to introduce the first Robby Gordon edition, the all-new RANGER RZR 4. Before today, Sport Side-by-Side enthusiasts looking to carry multiple passengers had no option; that is no longer the case with the announcement of the industry’s first four-seat Sport Side-by-Side.
“Polaris saw a market for a multi-passenger Sport vehicle at a significantly lower price than an expensive Sand Car or Rail,” said Eric Nault, product manager for RANGER RZR 4. “The RANGER RZR 4 fills that need for a Sport Side-by-Side experience for multiple passengers.”


The RANGER RZR 4 has all the performance and attributes of the RANGER RZR family and the ability to carry four people. With a powerful 800cc High Output Twin EFI engine, the RANGER RZR 4 has a class-leading power-to-weight ratio and strong acceleration. Its 60-inch/152.4cm width coupled with RANGER RZR’s patented design that places the engine behind the back seat for the lowest center of gravity, makes the RANGER RZR 4 more agile than most competitive two-seat Side-by-Sides. At 1,255 lbs/569.3 kg., it’s also lighter than many two-passenger vehicles.


For optimal, agile handling on any terrain, RANGER RZR 4 features long travel suspension with 12 in/30.5 cm of suspension travel and ground clearance. The unit’s premium suspension includes new Fox Podium X 2.0 Piggyback Reservoir Shocks plus Chrome Moly front upper A-Arms for precision and strength. The rear anti-sway bar and dual rate springs keeps the chassis flat through corners and the rolled independent rear suspension (IRS) provides a smooth ride through all terrain. To tackle tough terrain, RANGER RZR 4’s suspension is coupled with Polaris’ true all-wheel drive (AWD) system that automatically engages when the rider needs more forward traction and reverts back to 2WD automatically when AWD is no longer needed.
In creating the first four-passenger Sport Side-by-Side, Polaris paid close attention to ergonomics. For the driver, RANGER RZR 4 has class-leading tilt steering offering 10 in/25.4 cm of range and a heel pocket for unmatched throttle response and control. The front passenger will enjoy an industry-exclusive adjustable front passenger handrail, while the rear passengers an ample amount of head-room and an exclusive rear passenger handrail. Similar to the front passengers, rear passengers also have a 12-volt plug in and two cup holders. All four bucket seats are interchangeable and offer 4 in/10.2 cm of front-to-rear adjustability making it easy to switch drivers. For safety, RANGER RZR 4 has four side protective nets.


The RANGER RZR 4 also features graphics from the Robby Gordon’s TORC truck he raced at Crandon, Wisconsin, as well as, No. 7 NSCS Toyota Camry he raced during the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Labor Day Classic 500. The Black, Blue and White theme sports the Robby Gordon Off-Road logo on the front side panels with race-inspired graphics, cut-and-sew seats and Maxxis Big Horn tires with Black Bruiser Rims making the vehicle the sharpest-looking Side-by-Side on the market.



“At Robby Gordon Off-Road, we build the highest performance, most elite off-road vehicles in the world. I hope Polaris customers like the new RANGER RZR 4 Robby Gordon Edition as much as we do,” said Robby Gordon.
The RANGER RZR 4 will be available at Polaris dealerships in January, with a MSRP of $14,999 (US) and $17,999 (CAN). A full line of PURE Polaris accessories, including roofs, cabs, bumpers, brushguards, windshields and Lock & Ride products also will be available, including many of the existing RANGER RZR and RZR S accessories that fit the RANGER RZR 4.


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2011 SPECIFICATIONS RZR 4
Model Numbers
ENGINE Engine Type 4-Stroke Twin Cylinder
Displacement 760cc High Output (H.O.)
Top Speed 61 mph/98.2 kph
Fuel System Electronic Fuel Injection
Cooling Liquid
DRIVE TRAIN Transmission/Final Drive Automatic PVT P/R/N/L/H; Shaft
Drive System On-Demand True AWD/2WD
Engine Braking System/
Active Decent Control
Not Equipped
SUSPENSION Front Suspension Dual A-Arm Fox Podium X 2.0 (comp adjust/res.) 12 in. (30.5 cm) Travel
Rear Suspension Dual A-Arm, Rolled with Anti-Sway Bar Fox Podium X 2.0 (comp adjust/res.) 12 in. (30.5 cm) Travel
BRAKES Front/Rear Brakes 4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc with Dual-Bore Front Calipers
Parking Brake Park in Transmission
TIRES AND WHEELS Front Tires 26 x 9-12; Maxxis Bighorn
Rear Tires 26 x 12-12; Maxxis Bighorn
Wheels Cast Aluminum (Painted)
DIMENSIONS/CAPACITIES Wheelbase 103.0 in. (261.6 cm.)
Estimated Dry Weight 1,255 lbs. (569.3 kg.)
Overall Vehicle Size
Length/Width/Height
130 in./60.5 in./75 in.
(330.2 cm/153.7 cm/190.5 cm)
Seat Height N.A.
Fuel Capacity 7.25 gal. (27.4 ltr.)
Bed Box Dimension
(L x W x H)
22 in. x 42 in.
(56 cm x 107 cm.)
Front/Rear Rack Box Capacity 300 lb. (136.1 kg.)
Hitch Towing Rating 1,500 lb. (680.4 kg.)
Unbraked Trailer Towing Capacity N.A.
Cargo System Lock & Ride
Ground Clearance 11.5 in. (29.2 cm)
Hitch/Type Standard/1.25" Receiver

Electronic Power Steering Not Equipped
Instrumentation Digital Gauge, Speedometer, Odometer, Tachometer, Tripmeter, Hour Meter, Gear Indicator, Fuel Gauge, Hi-Temp/Low-Batt Lights, DC Outlets (2)
COLORS Colors Boardwalk Blue/Pearl White/Black
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It is nice, but with the extra length and weight, it would definitely need a lift and bigger tires in order for it to survive around where I ride.
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Looks fun and I like the concept. The looks are stellar also, but I wonder if labeling this passenger UTV as "Sport" was smart? I'm not challenging the vehicles capabilities, I'm wondering how long it will take for the law suits to ensue from people operating a sport machine as a sport machine with 3 passengers aboard. Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.
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Looks like and interesting machine.
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A Polaris that's too heavy to be towed out of the woods by a Honda kind of scares me
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A Polaris that's too heavy to be towed out of the woods by a Honda kind of scares me


I wouldn't worry about having to tow it out of the woods. With such low ground clearance, I would be lucky to make it into the woods without getting high centered.
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I don't see where the ground clearance is that big a deal. It boast 11.5" which isn't bad considering the weight of the thing. I'm sure they lost an inch for a lower center of gravity.

In comparison, the Razor base model only has 10" of clearance while the Razor S has 12.5". The Outlander only has 12" (all 2010 models and numbers directly from the manufacturer's web site). By those numbers I don't think it's that far off par with ground clearance.

I agree though, that it would not be my first choice of vehicle for the woods by sheer size and weight alone.
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The ground clearance isn't the worst issue here. It is merely a compounding issue. Look at the overall wheelbase, then look at the overall wheelbase of the standard RZR. I think it is like 2 foot longer. Couple that with the the 11.5" height and you have something that will get high centered on a lot of stuff, trust me. Plus, unless they upgraded them, the RZR shocks are notorious for quickly sagging. I lost an inch of GC after 2 rides. I upgraded the springs and gained back 1 1/2 inches luckily.

Now, take everything I just said and factor in the GC when loaded with 4 170 lb people...
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The ground clearance isn't the worst issue here. It is merely a compounding issue. Look at the overall wheelbase, then look at the overall wheelbase of the standard RZR. I think it is like 2 foot longer. Couple that with the the 11.5" height and you have something that will get high centered on a lot of stuff, trust me. Plus, unless they upgraded them, the RZR shocks are notorious for quickly sagging. I lost an inch of GC after 2 rides. I upgraded the springs and gained back 1 1/2 inches luckily.

Now, take everything I just said and factor in the GC when loaded with 4 170 lb people...
Yep...I see ur point when looking at the "big" picture. Maybe a Jeep is the better choice.
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