Polaris Ranger 500/800 Rackboss Heavy Duty Rack And Pinion on 2040-parts.com
Lewiston, Idaho, United States
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Polaris Ranger 500/800 RackBoss Heavy Duty Rack and Pinion
Will fit: Polaris Ranger 500/800 : 2009-2014 Polaris Ranger Crew 800 : 2010-2014 Tackle the trails with confidence! Let SuperATV’s RackBoss rack and pinion system steer you in the right direction. Designed to withstand extreme abuse from massive tires, monster whoops, and the toughest of terrains. Riding can wreak havoc on your steering system. Forget dealing with sloppy steering and upgrade to the industry’s leading steering assembly – RackBoss. SuperATV spared no details with RackBoss and worked tie rod end to tie rod end to engineer not only the strongest, but the longest-lasting rack and pinion on the market. You want bullet proof? Try a housing that has 40% more material giving you added strength where it’s needed most – no more cracked housings! You want longevity? Utilizing a 15% bigger rack gear and a wear-resistant Teflon bushing, RackBoss showed no sign or wear or fatigue after 50,000 strokes compared to competition showing obvious wear at 30,000 strokes. Why SuperATV RackBoss?
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