Anyone can brag on their own website. Here's what the magazines, the testers and the trade press said — with links out, so you can check us.
“The acceleration literally messes with your grip on reality.”
The definitive feature on the Packard Super-Turbo YXZ1000R — 550 hp from 999cc via turbo + twin-rotor supercharger, plus the family history from PER to now.
Read at the source →“By far the easiest forced-induction swap we have ever done on a UTV.”
A 19-step supercharger install and ~1,600 miles of testing — “we still have no idea how they sell this much billet for $2,700.”
Read at the source →The first thermoplastic composite UTV wheel in powersports.
Trade-press coverage of the Oribi × Packard wheel: ~50% lighter than aluminum, an average of 25 lb of unsprung weight saved per car.
Read at the source →“An incredibly collaborative partner.” — Oribi Composites
The composites industry's flagship outlet on the Packard/Oribi partnership and where composite wheels take powersports next.
Read at the source →“You have to look closely to spot the Packard Performance supercharger kit.”
Show-floor coverage of Packard-boosted builds at the biggest sand show in the country.
Read at the source →550+ hp and 22+ psi — on the supercharger maker's own books.
Packard's RZR Pro R system is documented on Rotrex's own product pages — the same Danish traction-drive blower family trusted at the very top of motorsport.
Read at the source →The short version, accurate and quotable:
Packard Performance is a family-run UTV performance manufacturer in Clearfield, Utah — in the side-by-side industry since 2004, grown out of Dennis Packard's home two-stroke tuning shop. Run by brothers Jace (CEO) and Jedd Packard, the company designs, machines and dyno-tests its products in-house: Rotrex-based supercharger systems for the Polaris RZR Pro R and Xpedition, forged and composite wheels, exhausts and billet driveline parts. All power products are for off-road and competition use only.
Photography, dyno charts and interviews: 385-303-6000 (call or text) or through the contact page at packardperformance.com.
Read the curve before you buy.