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POLARIS RANGER XP 900 RACKBOSS 2.0 RACK AND PINION

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POLARIS RANGER XP 900 RACKBOSS 2.0 RACK AND PINIONRackBoss 2. 0 Is the Best Rack Weve Ever MadeThe more abuse you put your Ranger through, the less responsive your steering gets. Support your steering by upgrading to SuperATVs Polaris Ranger XP 900 RackBoss 2. 0 Rack and Pinion. Its an upgraded version of our original RackBoss that uses X24 Techa unique dual bushing design that reduces wear by over 50%. Its built for the big tires and wicked terrain that would sideline most rigs. Boosted Durability


RackBoss 2.0 Is the Best Rack We’ve Ever Made
The more abuse you put your Ranger through, the less responsive your steering gets. Support your steering by upgrading to SuperATV’s Polaris Ranger XP 900 RackBoss 2.0 Rack and Pinion. It’s an upgraded version of our original RackBoss that uses X24 Tech—a unique dual-bushing design that reduces wear by over 50%. It’s built for the big tires and wicked terrain that would sideline most rigs.

Boosted Durability with a Dual-Bushing Design
RackBoss 2.0 removes almost all unwanted internal play by using our X24 dual bushing design. With heavy-duty PTFE bushings positioned at both ends of the rack, the rack gear and tension spring are nearly motionless. Without extra play, you can ride harder with bigger, heavier upgrades and still see less wear than a stock Honda 1000R steering rack. That durability is boosted even more with the inclusion of a grease zerk that makes it easy to keep it running smooth.

Swaged Tube Tie Rods
These steel swaged tube tie rods are lightweight but super tough. The flared-out, swaged design boosts the strength of the 7/8” diameter tubing. They’re bolstered with better tie rod ends too. They have huge 16 mm rack threads and 14 mm rod threads that make them the toughest in the industry. They’ll keep you on track where others fail.

  • Heavy-duty dual PTFE bushings:
    • Designed with X24 Tech
    • Prevents wear
    • Reduces slop
    • Improves overall durability
  • Available tie rod options:
    • Swaged tube
  • Swaged tube tie rods use:
    • 14 mm outer tie rod ends
    • Rebuildable inner tie rod ends that use 3/4” rod threads and 16 mm rack threads
  • 65% larger housing than stock
  • Over 50% less wear than OEM after 15,000 cycles
  • Grease fitting for rack gears

Fitment

  • Polaris Ranger XP 900 : 2013-2019
  • Polaris Ranger XP 900 High Lifter Edition : 2016
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