EPI Heavy Duty Suspension Spring 125 lb for Polaris RZR Sportsman EFI HO 2005-2010: Enhanced Performance and Extended Lifespan Review

VERY hard. I weigh 300 pounds and can barely move the suspension. This has improved my handling and they are very good for heavy loads and towing. I can't wait to pull out a whole moose.

is just what an athlete needs for extra weight of accessories and another rider, upgrading the fronts with Episprings is also ideal what we need adjustments. Many Thanks

We are two people and you have a back seat where I have tools etc. Also taken away from handling. I replaced these springs and couldn't be happier. Right back, like driving alone, but better. It's stiffer, but under load it still absorbs bumps well without sagging.

Not sure I had the same spring as others who say it is very stiff and works well. Not so with mine. I installed 2 new ones on the back of my 2005 Polaris and now the quad has bottomed out. Once installed, it can be easily moved by hand. Now I have to go to the dealer, I guess I'll buy genuine Polaris springs to get my quad back to normal height.

Easy install with spring compressor, I'm very happy with the ride quality of these springs. They brought my 2008 Sportsman 800 back to life, I ride with a lock and ride box in the back and it's usually full of tools and accessories. I immediately noticed that my car was 3.5 inches higher than my worn out old springs, when my car was new it could ride on the rear wheel with no problem. It didn't even lift a wheel as my springs were worn out. Weight shift acceleration with my worn out springs…