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Polaris RZR Turbo R 8" Portal Gear Lift

Transform your Polaris RZR Turbo R into a formidable off-road machine with the 8" Portal Gear Lift from GDP. This innovative upgrade provides you with the ground clearance necessary to fit up to 42" tires, allowing you to tackle rugged trails with ease. Choose from gear reductions of 45%, 60%, or 70% to fine-tune your vehicle's performance. The dual idler design, featuring a second idler gear, ensures a more reliable torque transfer and a stronger gear set, all crafted from the industry's toughest 9310 steel alloy.

• Increased ground clearance for larger tires
• Customizable gear reduction options
• Advanced dual idler technology for enhanced performance

Product Specifications

The 8" Portal Gear Lift is designed to fit 2022+ Polaris RZR Turbo R and RZR Turbo R 4 models. It includes all necessary components for a complete installation, such as assembled portal hub boxes with 9310 gears, seals, output shaft, gaskets, and thrust bearings. The universal hubs and precision-ground stainless steel slotted rotors with lugs provide a secure fit, while the specialized steel alloy backing plates and steel caliper mounting plates ensure durability and stability.

• Comprehensive kit for easy installation
• Universal hub compatibility
• High-quality steel alloy components for strength and reliability

Practical Benefits and Applications

Whether you're navigating muddy trails or tackling rugged terrain, the 8" Portal Gear Lift is the perfect addition to your Polaris RZR Turbo R. The enhanced ground clearance and gear reduction options allow you to conquer challenging obstacles with ease, while the dual idler design ensures smooth power transfer and increased durability. This upgrade is ideal for off-road enthusiasts seeking to maximize their vehicle's performance and durability.

• Improved off-road capabilities
• Increased durability and reliability
• Customizable to suit your riding preferences