Branden Sim's Shock Therapy equipped Polaris RZR Pro R making easy work of the whoops in Parker, AZ

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[@turbo-brian]

Now that's a thing of beauty.

[@ShockTherapyllc]

Poetry. I just love that stuff. 🤘🏻

[@RadioControlPowercom]

Just got a Turbo R 4 and been looking at your products. Probably see you soon, we're not far away. Very interesting business you have deservingly successfully built. One of our businesses is pro rc and I see similar things in rc as the utv's. I wonder if instead of natural force if a high pressure pump could smartly pull and push the shock over the bumps sticking to the backside of the bump rather than being air born with no ground contact. And alot more. Been working that idea for awhile. Take care.

[@ShockTherapyllc]

Killer idea. I think that in order to control that system accurately would require terrain following. Once that is in place so much would open up. I love it.

[@andrew140672]

Curious how would you guys rate (for heavy hard dunes and big whoops) the dynamix vs the new shock fox just released to replace the walkers on the pro R?

[@ShockTherapyllc]

The shocks are identical so capability and ride quality is the same. Dynamix adds another level of adjustment in the cab and less body roll and dive due to sensor input and adjustment. I’m a dynamix fan. But if they were both tuned the same and in the same section of whoops they ride the same.

[@chrispfligler5892]

I'm sure this rig has the full gammet thrown at it. What's a stock 23 LV need to get it in the ballpark?

[@ShockTherapyllc]

Easy. Spring kit Shock internals with tubes Limit straps Roughly $2,000-$2,500 That’s it. Everything else is just strength or longevity related to racing.

[@chrispfligler5892]

Nice. Probably start with a spring kit in the next few weeks. Thank you!

[@dkdanis1340]

How sxs, ultra 4 cars etc. do in a crash in terms of crumple zone and structure around the driver. It's hard to find info about that. Do they use cad and test them in simulations?

[@ShockTherapyllc]

They do use stress analysis programming to sort that out. I have been in a few wrecks rotting with others with no issues.

[@dkdanis1340]

​@@ShockTherapyllcWhat software is good for that?

[@surfntchr]

Is there a crossover ring on the rear shock?

[@ShockTherapyllc]

Absolutely

[@dmwi1549]

Id rather invest in proper handling and upgraded suspension components that don’t snap when you add the larger tires rather than the bumping stereo, underglow and whip lights.

[@ShockTherapyllc]

You nailed it!