OK, took my RZR Trail to the mountains for her first real outing. Trailered my little 900 EPS to my SEP hunting spot in ID for a pre-hunt scouting trip. Got the little red machine her first off road battle scars and scratched her up pretty good on some very tight trails :clap:. Little Red performed flawlessly and exceeded expectations in all categories except……………… DUST!

I had the full windshield on it for the first day of high dusty road cruising and almost croaked form the amount of dust being seemingly pulled in the door seams and up through the floor. Ah ha! I’ll put on the quarter windshield and create better air flow through…. but had the same results, a fricking tornado of the dry powdery dust coming up in the cab. Finally ended up taking the quarter windshield off and it solved the problem.

I went to the same high dusty road area last year with a buddy and his full size RZR with a quarter windshield and had zero issues like I had this year in my little EPS. What gives? Are the trail RZR’s dynamics so different that it forces some kind of suction "in to the cab" when using windshields? I’ve gotta figure this out before my hunt in SEP. A guy needs at least the quarter windshield to block some of the face wind if not the full shield to keep possible rain out of the cab. Thoughts? Has anyone else experienced this vortex suction phenomenon while having a windshield on?

Thanks. Looking forward to hearing if there is a workaround with this epic dust issue.