Polaris XP900 HOLZ RZR-XP 900 BITD Build

[HOLZ]

Originally Posted by Redman

Wondering what make of wheels and how wide that is now?

Those are 15" bead locks that we made custom billet centers for.

[HOLZ]

Originally Posted by stealth

Nice ride,
I wonder if its better to buy a whole xp and throw away 80% of the stock parts or does Holz build everything from the ground up and just get the drivetrain from Polaris? How does that work?

It's actually cheaper and easier in the long run to start with a whole XP. Trying to buy everything individually will nickel and dime you to death- Not to mention, if your donor car runs and drives before you cut it in half it should (in theory) run and drive when you're done building since you have all of the necessary components on hand.
Most of the stuff you don't use is perfect for e-bay; you won’t make your money back but it helps take the sting out a little.
For a build like this we need to use part of the original frame in order to meet BITD requirements. Once the new chassis is done, we swap in all of the drive train from the original tear-down which is relatively easy since all of the mount locations still exist on the stock frame rails.

[SGM4Life]

Can you give me the track width of this car and wheelbase please? I am just curious cause it looks longer.

[GOVACHO]

That is a vary nice looking build. I just want to know when will us guys with 2011's be able to partake in the Holtz market ? I would like a stage 3 for my rzr4

[HOLZ]

Originally Posted by SGM4Life

Can you give me the track width of this car and wheelbase please? I am just curious cause it looks longer.

stock width

suspension is about 4" longer front2rear

[HOLZ]

Originally Posted by GOVACHO

That is a vary nice looking build. I just want to know when will us guys with 2011's be able to partake in the Holtz market ? I would like a stage 3 for my rzr4

unfortunately it's not going to happen on the 2011+ 800 motor.

[SGM4Life]

Originally Posted by HOLZ

stock width

suspension is about 4" longer front2rear

Thanks for the info. Keep up the great racing.