An aftermarket modification package designed to enhance the performance and handling characteristics of the Yamaha Rhino side-by-side vehicle. These packages typically include upgraded suspension components, such as longer travel A-arms, heavy-duty shocks, and extended axles. The result is increased wheel travel, allowing the vehicle to better absorb bumps and navigate rough terrain. As an example, a specific kit might increase wheel travel from the stock value of 9 inches to a modified value of 12 inches, improving off-road capability.
The primary advantage of such systems lies in their ability to significantly improve ride quality and control, particularly in challenging off-road environments. By allowing the wheels to move more freely, these kits minimize the transfer of harsh impacts to the chassis and driver, leading to a smoother and more comfortable experience. Historically, the development of these systems has been driven by the demand for improved off-road performance in recreational and competitive settings, addressing limitations of the factory suspension.
