Polaris Pro Rmk 2011- 2015 Gauge Relocation Lifter Kit In Black on 2040-parts.com
BC Canada, Canada
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Comes with all stainless mounting hardware and powder coated in a durable finish . Relocates factory gauge for easy viewing, back is fully vented to let under hood heat escape. Kit works with SLP intake! No Cheap screen backing to tear, we machine the venting right in to the bracket making it one of the strongest adjustable brackets on the market Full range of adjustment not just pivot able like the others, this allows you to keep gauge low and protected. This auction is for powder coated black bracket. Canadasledparts. com |
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