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Keller - POLARIS RZR XP TURBO Mega BALL JOINTThe Toughest Ball Joint on the Planet Your RZR Turbo doesnt pull any punches. When you hit the gas, it goes, and your ball joints better be ready. Stock ball joints rely on a flimsy snap ring and a crummy, necked down stud to keep them in one piece. But if you want a ball joint that can survive any crazy ride you need Kellers Mega Ball Joints for your Polaris RZR XP Turbo. The two piece design and massively oversized components mean theres nothing
The Toughest Ball Joint on the Planet
Your RZR Turbo doesn’t pull any punches. When you hit the gas, it goes, and your ball joints better be ready. Stock ball joints rely on a flimsy snap ring and a crummy, necked-down stud to keep them in one piece. But if you want a ball joint that can survive any crazy ride you need Keller’s Mega Ball Joints for your Polaris RZR XP Turbo. The two-piece design and massively oversized components mean there’s nothing that will stop them.
All In on Mega Strength
Mega ball joints are the toughest you can get. The maximized housings make room for the biggest ball and stud in the industry. It barely necks down at all! Plus, the housings are made with durable tool steel and the studs use a high-quality chromoly alloy. They’re so big and strong, that you have to modify your A-arms to make them fit. They’re the ultimate ball joint for folks that go big and break everything.
The Two-Piece Design You Didn’t Know You Needed
Keller Ball Joints were the first threaded ball joint on the market. The joint presses into your modified A-arms and then the housing threads onto the joint like a bolt and nut to make it virtually impossible to pull out. No flimsy snap ring here! To top it all off, they’re easily adjustable and greaseable so you can keep them running smooth for years.
For the Biggest, Beefiest Builds
Lift your RZR Turbo, put on massive tires, and go hit some jumps! By making every component bigger and eliminating the need for a weak snap ring, Keller Ball Joints can handle every kind of extreme ride. They’re designed to stop your weekends from being interrupted by a pointless ball joint break.
Your RZR Turbo doesn’t pull any punches. When you hit the gas, it goes, and your ball joints better be ready. Stock ball joints rely on a flimsy snap ring and a crummy, necked-down stud to keep them in one piece. But if you want a ball joint that can survive any crazy ride you need Keller’s Mega Ball Joints for your Polaris RZR XP Turbo. The two-piece design and massively oversized components mean there’s nothing that will stop them.
All In on Mega Strength
Mega ball joints are the toughest you can get. The maximized housings make room for the biggest ball and stud in the industry. It barely necks down at all! Plus, the housings are made with durable tool steel and the studs use a high-quality chromoly alloy. They’re so big and strong, that you have to modify your A-arms to make them fit. They’re the ultimate ball joint for folks that go big and break everything.
The Two-Piece Design You Didn’t Know You Needed
Keller Ball Joints were the first threaded ball joint on the market. The joint presses into your modified A-arms and then the housing threads onto the joint like a bolt and nut to make it virtually impossible to pull out. No flimsy snap ring here! To top it all off, they’re easily adjustable and greaseable so you can keep them running smooth for years.
For the Biggest, Beefiest Builds
Lift your RZR Turbo, put on massive tires, and go hit some jumps! By making every component bigger and eliminating the need for a weak snap ring, Keller Ball Joints can handle every kind of extreme ride. They’re designed to stop your weekends from being interrupted by a pointless ball joint break.
- Maximized studs and housings for industry-leading strength
- 4340 hardened chromoly steel construction
- Two-piece threaded design doesn’t require a snap ring
- Easily adjustable, rebuildable, and greaseable
- Robust boot retaining ring prevents water intrusion
Fitment
- Polaris RZR XP Turbo : 2016-2021
- Polaris RZR XP 4 Turbo : 2016-2021
DM/4-25-24
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★★★★★ 5
Replacement stickers are on the way!!
Color: silver, Color: silver
Edit: Customer service was lovely and I have replacement stickers on the way. This fabulous product has helped me so much and I can't be without it. Back up to a 5 star review.
I purchased this product in April 2024. The stickers that help the laptop 'grab' onto the stand are either gone or unstable. See picture below. Can it be repaired with new stickers? How do I get them?
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Sixty Bucks? Yep. And I'd buy another one.
Color: silver
OK, I had my doubts. Yes, the iLevel2 is highly-reviewed. And yes, it's really (really) important to have your laptop screen at eye level (get it? iLevel?) But spending 60 dollars on an adjustable laptop stand? Couldn't I just pile up a couple of old books for free? Well, as a contractor once told me when I made a really dumb suggestion, "You COULD do it that way..." The iLevel2's main virtue is that the angle/height adjustment knob is rock-solid, as is the platform. It's just an extremely well-made, solid product. And the adjustment knob, which is on a left-right track on the front of the product, allows you to dial in your laptop's screen height to the millimeter. Result: a totally-custom, ergonomically-friendly setup. Love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
★★★★★ 3
Underwhelming
Color: silver
Too much hype. It just holds the laptop. Buy something cheaper. The slide adjuster isn’t useful to me at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Useful but not perfect
Color: silver
Useful, but typing with laptop perched on it is unsteady. I use a separate keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Why are people trying to type on a laptop stand?
Color: silver
So the overwhelmingly negative reviews you'll notice for this product specifically surround the "bounciness" of this stand when someone is typing on it—however what is confusing to me is how people are purchasing a laptop stand in theory to optimize their ergonomics, yet also stretching their arms out and elevating them to type on said laptop once it's raised. the point of a laptop riser/stand is to elevate the screen so that you can maintain a more natural posture. One would assume you have an external keyboard to use in conjunction with your laptop once you place it on a RISER, because the idea is to elevate your laptop as a SCREEN and then have a level/flat surface to type on, thereby alleviating any awkward hunching or neck strain looking down or anywhere not naturally eye-level.
as it is, it's a perfectly functional and elegant laptop riser. I don't find myself wanting to adjust the height often if ever, but in the one or two instances I experimented with it, found no mechanical issues. It looks nice with Apple hardware and allows me to have my laptop's screen flush with the bottom edge of my additional external monitor, so it serves my purposes well.
for people complaining about how it bounces when they type on it ... STOP typing on your laptop's keyboard when you have it elevated on a riser! this defeats the purpose and probably also makes your arms tired—buy an external keyboard!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2020