Z-broz Dual Rate Spring Kit Polaris Rush Front Track 11 12 13 14 on 2040-parts.com
Esko, Minnesota, United States
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This is a Z-Broz dual rate spring kit for the Front track shock of a Polaris Rush model. This specfific spring combo was spec'd for an 11 model but should fit all years of the rush 10-14. This spring kit give you more ususeable travel by having a softer initial rate that is active on smaller bumps (1-5" stutter and small chop") This will help eliminate the feedback into the chassis while at the same time preventing the suspoension from bottoming the front arm easily. Will come witht he proper retainers to fit the walker evans shocks, retainer in picture may not be the exact one sent. All parts are new.
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