Did make mine ride a little better but… Did make mine ride a little better but I don’t think $903 worth

One of my springs had paint chips… One of my springs had paint chips missing and the guy Mike I spoke with sent me a link to buy my own touch up paint after spending $800 on springs. I shouldn’t have to spend more to fix brand new $800 springs! Also the screws for the crossover were so weak they stripped out with minimal pressure.

These shocks will be a huge improvement… These shocks will be a huge improvement over the stock ones. Put these on a 2015 Polaris XP1000 Highlifter. They did not have specific install instructions for the Highlifter. I started with the measurements they provided for the regular XP1000 and adjusted from there. I did have the sway bar disconnected on the stock set up but had to hook it back up because there is way more body roll with these plush new shocks.

They have very excellent quality… They have very excellent quality products, some of the best. I didn't rate 5 stars because I believe that got too big too quick. I have had mixed results with customer sales reps, and sent non-fitting items that were rushed out before a diligent R&D was performed. However, the customer service dude then went above and beyond to rectify the situation. But for my level 3 spring kit, I got a one size fits all treatment and felt a bit dumbed down by the rep even though I know my way around a shim stack. ( and the primary rears are the wrong rate for my application). I don't think a set of Walkers rebuilt and sprung by them couldn't last more than 4000 miles until they disintegrate into High Desert yard art. I would buy there stuff again though, and again. Top notch machining, killer tolerances, and USA made. Their Tech guys/gals know their stuff. I see why so many companies imitate ST products.

Easy to navigate website Easy to navigate website. Fast delivery. My opinion-- On Turbo RZP XP. No reason Fox Edition springs should cost more than Walker Evans spring set up.