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Feb 10, 2020 I'm looking at buying a new 4 seater and have narrowed it down to these 2 rides. I am looking for some input from someone who owns one as has ridden with one. The local dealer will let me test drive one but they only let you ride in the parking lot not a very good test. So my questions are these:
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I'm looking at buying a new 4 seater and have narrowed it down to these 2 rides. I am looking for some input from someone who owns one as has ridden with one. The local dealer will let me test drive one but they only let you ride in the parking lot not a very good test. So my questions are these: I have a 20 MavS Max and my inlaw has a Rzr900s Just a few things we've noticed as I've had to work on both. The Mav fit and finish as well as quality is considerably higher, the accessories are better as well. But I do think the rzr is
slightly quieter in the cabin but at higher speeds but normal trail where you use a 60" machine they are equal. Ride in the mav is much better it's close to the XP turbo which is more of a comparison to the X3 max 64" wide, it's also a lot more expensive. Maintenance is easier on these new 2nd gen Mav vs my 2016. The power is much better on the maverick especially in torque! It's slow speed maneuverability in hi is very good. Sent from my SM-N975W using Tapatalk Joined Oct 10, 2019 · 424 Posts
Trailing arm suspension of the XP is much better than any A arm suspension. The 900 has a arms. Joined Jan 30, 2020 · 24 Posts
Discussion Starter · #4 · Feb 10, 2020 I noticed the Maverick at the dealer I looked at had dual rate springs with a crossover but the top springs looked to completely compressed with no load on the vehicle are there any spring kits available for these? Also noticed that the stops for the springs were almost all the way at the top is that normal or is that one not setup right? Joined Jun 8, 2017 · 2,463 Posts
That’s how they come from factory. Would need to be set up to your liking. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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i have a 2 seater, but considered a 4 seater when i was looking. the mav had tons more room in the back seat from what i remember.
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Discussion Starter · #7 · Feb 10, 2020 Yeah for leg room the Pro xp Rzr has about the same leg room but I don’t want to spend the extra 6k for that model. Price wise an xp and MAV sport max are pretty much the same. Are there tunes available for the motor and how far can you safely go with it
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im sure there is a tune for it. i think i saw one of the sport owners say he put a tune on his. i am not up on that, my hot rod days are a bit behind me. Joined Nov 12, 2017 · 327 Posts
Yeah for leg room the Pro xp Rzr has about the same leg room but I don’t want to spend the extra 6k for that model. Price wise an xp and MAV sport max are pretty much the same. Are there tunes available for the motor and how far can you safely go with it That rzr is more of a comparison to the X3, its
bassically an X3 base 900ho max but they dont make a max in non turbo. The X3 still has better suspension. One other thing where the MavS is better is interior storage. I have all the canam interior bags and they are all high quality and very functional.
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Discussion Starter · #10 · Feb 10, 2020 Thanks for all your help I’m really don’t know a lot about can ams as most of the crew I ride with have Rzr so any information is very helpful Joined Jan 30, 2020 · 24 Posts
Discussion Starter · #11 · Feb 10, 2020 Does can am use a wet clutch setup in the motor before the cvt like yamaha and Kawasaki do? Joined Jun 8, 2017 · 2,463 Posts
No wet clutch Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Joined Nov 12, 2017 · 327 Posts
Thanks for all your help I’m really don’t know a lot about can ams as most of the crew I ride with have Rzr so any information is very helpful Can-Am beats pilaris on every side by side except for one and that is the general. The general is a very well done machine and I cannot wait for Can-Am to update the
commander Has its way out dated and could definitely have a refresh to beat the general. If I were to buy a machine that wasn't can am in the same category as the mav sport the Honda would be my next choice. Sent from my SM-N975W using Tapatalk Joined Jan 30, 2020 · 24 Posts
Discussion Starter · #14 · Feb 10, 2020 Can-Am beats pilaris on every side by side except for one and that is the general. The general is a very well done machine and I cannot wait for Can-Am to update the commander Has its way out dated and could definitely have a refresh to beat the general. If I were to buy a machine that wasn't can am in the same category as
the mav sport the Honda would be my next choice. Sent from my SM-N975W using Tapatalk I sat in a Honda and a Kawasaki the other day and I didn’t like the way they sat or looked neither would be for me but I guess that’s why we have so many choices everyone has their own style
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New to the forum,so hello everybody,dealer told me last week that Kawasaki coming out with 4 seater krx,as I'm looking at a new 4 seater myself..can am sport maxx,Polaris rzr xp4,and Honda talon 1000-4,and Yamaha supposed be coming out with new machine mid summer all got their pros and cons,yamahopper good luck on your decision Joined Jul 20, 2019 · 102 Posts
Love my mav sport max. Tried rzr 900 and general 4. Can am rides the best out of those i have tried. Also they cant compare with the bark of the can am v twin with a yoshi slip on. Big reason for my purchase is trail width restrictions. Joined Oct 20, 2016 · 268 Posts
Love my sport max but not apples to apples at all . An xp rzr suspension is more travel and better handling as its 4 inches wider. Here a walk around of sport max. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk Joined Jan 30, 2020 · 24 Posts
Discussion Starter · #19 · Feb 24, 2020 Thanks for that video. There is a lot of good information in there Is a CanCan-Am's three-cylinder Ace engine puts out 195 horsepower and is noticeably faster than the RZR. When you stab the throttle, you have to hang on tight and control the beast before it controls you. In some high-traction situations, it feels like the X3 could actually pop a wheelie.
CanSimply put, the Can-Am is superior to the other vehicle in terms of its performance at higher speeds, which makes it the more rapid of the two. The Polaris, on the other hand, is more of an authentic all-terrain vehicle.
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