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SCORE Journal Issue 9 - 2016

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2017 Maverick X3 and preferred driving style. At the rear, the FOX 3.0 Podium RC2 HPG shocks with remote reservoir and bypass, paired with dual-speed compression and rebound adjustments, provide ultra-precise performance. The Maverick X3 X ds comes equipped with fully-adjustable FOX 2.5 Podium RC2 HPG Piggyback shocks with front and rear dual-speed compression and rebound adjustments, while the standard shock package includes FOX 2.5 Podium HPG Piggyback shocks with front and rear QS3 compression adjustment and rear bottom-out control. Improving on the X3's suspension system is a fully welded stiffer chassis that is lighter and stronger due to its Dual-Phase 980, 1.85-diameter steel tubing. The chassis can deliver 53 percent better torsional stiffness while being 20 percent lighter than its closest competitor. The long 102-inch (259.1 cm) wheelbase chassis is also 12 inches (30.5 cm) longer than the Polaris RZR Turbo, and improves off-road capability, especially at higher speeds. According to Can-Am engineers, the longer wheelbase provides greater weight distribution and 14-inches of ground clearance on the X3, X3 X ds, and 15-inches of ground clearance on X3 X rs models. The 8-inch (20.4 cm) broader ERGONOMICALLY DESIGNED SEATS AND INTERIOR MAKE THE X3 MORE COMFORTABLE TO DRIVE. 052 SCORE JOURNAL

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