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Ranger SP 570 are kind of slow...

Kimmy G.

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Am I seeing it correctly? I bought the 2024 Ranger 570 and I'm not enjoying how slow it is. The maximum speed I can get is 50 mph and then that's that. I tried to tinker and it's really as good as it gets. One time it reached 53 mph and it was the rarest ever as it never happened again. Is there anyway to boost the speed to even 55 mph on average? It might not be much but it would be worth a lot. I'm sure it's gonna be noticeable somehow.
 
Yes, that's the typical speed range for Polaris. There are some things you can do to power it more like clutch tunning, upgrading the tires or ECU tunning or a rev limiter adjustment (if available).
 
Am I seeing it correctly? I bought the 2024 Ranger 570 and I'm not enjoying how slow it is. The maximum speed I can get is 50 mph and then that's that. I tried to tinker and it's really as good as it gets. One time it reached 53 mph and it was the rarest ever as it never happened again. Is there anyway to boost the speed to even 55 mph on average? It might not be much but it would be worth a lot. I'm sure it's gonna be noticeable somehow.
It's quite normal. You may be looking at upgrades if you wanna increase the top speed.
 
Am I seeing it correctly? I bought the 2024 Ranger 570 and I'm not enjoying how slow it is. The maximum speed I can get is 50 mph and then that's that. I tried to tinker and it's really as good as it gets. One time it reached 53 mph and it was the rarest ever as it never happened again. Is there anyway to boost the speed to even 55 mph on average? It might not be much but it would be worth a lot. I'm sure it's gonna be noticeable somehow.
Are your tires inflated to the correct pressure? Low pressure can definitely impact top speed. there's nothing wrong with checking it
 
Do you have bigger tires? bec if you do, you can try upgrading your primary and/or secondary clutch. that can help with power delivery and efficiency.
 
May I ask why? The 570 or any other UTV for that matter isn't a cruiser, so I don't see any specific situation where you'd need to do 55 or more. If you really want to, I'm sure a tune with some hardware upgrades will get you to that number
 
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