NSR - Natural State Racecraft

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From our patent pending drive system, to our 100% bolt in kits, to full race chassis setups, we have it all.

Photo dump for The Turbo R build.
02/04/2026

Photo dump for The Turbo R build.

02/04/2026

Short Walk around video of John Mcintyre and Amanda Hogancamp new Turbo R chassis.

This rig is running our full front bulkhead and standard suspension up front and our Elevated rear turboR length trailing arm setup. It is a Fully functional Dynamix car with all the bells and whistles! This rig is 108” wheelbase 17” belly height, roof height of 5’7”, and 78-79” wide on the zrp and zilla combo. This is the ultimate trail rig. All the best of a tube chassis and a full body combined. There are too many details to list on this car, so we will dump plenty of photos in the album and update photos once they get some color on this beauty. I can tell you it is already too !

Long time customer and friend Dan took off this past weekend with the first production version of our Rock crawling Rear...
06/19/2025

Long time customer and friend Dan took off this past weekend with the first production version of our Rock crawling Rear steer Rzr based chassis. I think we are going to dub this chassis the Spider Monkey. Those that know the OG spider monkey as my orignal 900xp based crawler has traveled the country and been an absolute legend in the rocks. It makes things so easy, a complete rookie can tackle the hardest trails anywhere it goes. These new machines are the first cars that I’m confident are more capable and will carry on its legacy.

The Spider Monkey chassis is what we consider the ultimate Utv crawler/trail machine. It’s setup for unparalleled visibility, comfort, durability, and CG. With a near 50/50 weight bias front to rear and a low 2600lbs total weight it does very silly things with the 39” MRT tires. Speaking of which, the choice or parts is what makes all the difference with this build. Our entire suspension,along with front and rear steering, coupled to 6” 60% GDP portals, and MRT 39” tires is the ultimate setup! Gone are the days of breaking axles, front diffs,drive shafts, and transmissions. All the failure points have been eliminated. The chassis is built around these components coupled to your choice of Rzr turbo/1k power plant, we highly recommend the 22+ Pro XP as a donor and that is what is used for this build.

The details are: 114” wb, 85” wide, 19” belly height. Chassis width at A =50 at B =56 chassis height is just under 50” skid plate to peak of roof.

The lower chassis is built from 1.75” x.188 wall DOM coupling our front and rear bulkheads together with a modest 6” boat side and tapered belly pan. The rock rails being under 50” wide. It’s clad with custom Cnc routed and bent 1/2” uhmw skids. The skids are strategically mounted to mostly corner gussets flush with the lower tubes using standard hat washers and 1/4-20 hardware. This makes sure the skids can be quickly removed and installed for cleaning over several seasons of abuse. They are even easier to replace when they get worn out down the road.

The chassis is built with a 9.5 gallon steel fuel tank that’s lined and setup forward and centered for weight with a group 35 battery right behind it under the center console. The front of the chassis is built around a full size comp/narrow drum winch such as the warn RC 9.0 or the SATV 12k two speed winch. The solenoid mounts above the drum and nestles right between shocks. The shock mounts are all integrated into the tube work for precise location and minimal visibility impact.

The bay between the seats and the engine house all the mechanicals such as the rear steer valve, harness, coolant pump, coolant tanks, rear fuse block, voltage regulators, steering filter, starter solenoid the radiator and our custom mid ship exhaust. Moving the muffler in front of the engine allows for us to package a nice fairly quiet exhaust package that is not only compact and well protected but also further away from the shock and intake/intercooler. With the proper panels,heat shielding, and airflow of the fan + clutch exhaust we have no cab heat issues. The panel above the bay closes out the harness bar to the airbox to make sure the airbox is isolated from heat.

Behind the airbox in the bed is the prefilter assembly which means almost never having to replace the paper air filter. Just rinse the pre-filter out with water and reinstall dry. Its closeout panel has a nice shelf with tie downs to pair with the Rad Rails tie down system around the bed. The bed is large enough to support a pack out system and behind the bed we have a Milwaukee pack-out cooler rack which covers the rear steer self center assembly.

Creature comforts like heated PRP low backs with adjustable head rest. Tilt column, suede steering wheel, and Sweet Mfg quick release keep you connected. The factory display is up top of the console with a stand alone fuel pressure, oil pressure, and fuel level (needed for accuracy with our tall narrow tank). Can’t forget the cue ball shifter and cup holders!

These chassis set a new standard for capabilities in a Utv platform. This is a full size buggy that’s lighter than most other UTVs build this size. Front and rear one finger steering for ultimate control. Paired parts you that you can abuse regularly with confidence. All this in a chassis that’s built to keep you safe and last a long time.

Too clean! Time to go ride it!
01/24/2025

Too clean! Time to go ride it!

More photos and a break down of Omar’s  Pro xp we finished up awhile back. 2024 Pro xp sport-NSR Long-R travel +3” forwa...
01/10/2025

More photos and a break down of Omar’s Pro xp we finished up awhile back.

2024 Pro xp sport

-NSR Long-R travel +3” forward arms (turboR rear axle) balljoint delete with pinch bungs, 35 degrees of steering, 15% tighter turning radius than stock with zero bump steer and nearly zero Ackerman.

-NSR Long-R travel rear steer (turboR rear axle) 20 degrees of steering cuts the turn radius in half, self centering w/multiple modes,all 7/8 hiems with 5/8 inch bolts throughout, everything fully shouldered, captured nut plates at radius rods. Our rear geometry is unmatched with nearly zero tow change throughout the travel on the back.

-NSR FSB (front steering bumper) hydro setup. With billet engine cover, belt driven pump, optional filter, with 1.5” 7075 tierods with proper geometry that improves every aspect of the system.

-NSR pro xp lower bulkhead. Our replacement all plate lower bulkhead with integrated lower arms tabs and our upper arm tie in that strengthens the front frame of the ProXp better than anything on the market.

-SuperAtv 6” 60%portals

-SuperAtv Rhino 2.0 turboR rear axles on all 4 corners

-SuperAtv 6000 black ops winch

-39” x10.5x18 MRT xrox stickie tires

-System3 Sb7 18” beadlocks

- Sweet MFG Rzr quick release hub with NSR suede 3 spoke wheel.

- full body paint

- will update cage info

This rig is 100” wheelbase and 88” wide on portals it’s only 77” wide on the non portal setup.

01/10/2025

Pro xp build we finished up a couple months ago for Omar Torres. Go check it out at the Off-road Products Expo in Hotsprings this weekend!

05/06/2024

Quick walk around of Turbo R we finished last week. This has our balljoint and shock fork delete front arm setup, our FSB (front steering bumper) hydraulic setup, along with our complete gen2 rear steer setup. We setup this one up on Super Atv 4” dual 30% portals with MRT 18” forged wheels and 39” sticky’s. We through a custom exhaust on it to clear the rear steering (super quiet). Along with tying in the existing ORB rear bumper/cage.

The front and rear suspension was completely redesigned and we eliminated the horrible axle angles from the excessive factory droop. The front end features camber and caster adjustability. We added a crazy amount of ground clearance with a new shock eyelet setup. The hybrid tube and plate upper arm gives us the clearance we need with unprecedented strength due to not having the steering in the factory location to work around.

We will have another post detailing the latest Rear steer kits

This rig should be an absolute monster on the trails. If you want the ultimate steering and suspension setup for your machine feel free to DM us or email [email protected] with what you are looking for.

Here is Keith Smith x3 max that we did a host of upgrades on! We started by upgrading his 6” 30% single idler GDP portal...
09/18/2023

Here is Keith Smith x3 max that we did a host of upgrades on! We started by upgrading his 6” 30% single idler GDP portals to the 6” 45% duals so he can abuse this thing without concern. With that mind set I suggested that we go ahead and do a balljoint delete and take that point of failure out of the equation. Using Teflon 3 piece 1.25” hiems and our pinch bungs that we machine in house, proper 5/8” misalignment spacer allow 35 degrees of steering angle with tons of room around the CV and boot. The modified CT Race Worx arms are attached to our custom portal plates with the steering arms in the perfect loacation to remove all the bump steer. This rig having Universal Air Suspension bag setup the bump steer really showed so took a lot of time to eliminate that.

The main reason it was here is obviously for the rear steering. Having known countless people with radial joint failures we knew they were not up to the task of steering so we machined our own bearing blocks for the rear portal plates using 7/8” uniballs with 5/8 hardware, we also chose to use 7/8 joints and 5/8 bolts at all locations on the rear. This design allows 22 degrees of steering out back from center, more than double what a factory radial joint can move even when you take out the clearance issues with the trailing arms on those.

Speaking of trailing arms we moved the rear shock to change the droop and maintain up travel this move allows for a super high clearance tube structure where the factory shock mount is nearly below the bottom of our netting almost 5”extra clearance where it counts. We moved the sway bar links to outside of the trail arms and upgrade those to 3/4” joints with a little better alignment than factory. The rear radius and tierods are all 1.5” 7075 with 7/8” joints and 5/8 bolts

We had to sleeve and reinforce the rear frame to make it reliable long term. We are using our own recipe of external limit switches and our own handle (that Trey Price has been helping dial in) to control the rear ram with a harness/relay box from Busted Knuckle Off Road. This setup allows the user to never send the pump into bypass no how it’s being used along with multiple drive modes to be used.

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