HCR Suspension Polaris RZR Pro XP 64” OEM Sportline Front A-Arm Kit Replacement Front Half Kit

HCR Suspension Polaris RZR Pro XP 64” OEM Sportline Front A-Arm Kit Replacement Front Half Kit

HCR Suspension is proud to announce the release of new Sportline Series by HCR. The Sportline Series was designed with the same dynamics and technology you have come to know and love from the HCR brand, but it has been designed specifically for the recreational driver. Beefy 64”-inch Pro XP replacement kit is built to outperform your current stock components and is backed b a limited lifetime warranty. We have priced this kit perfectly for the recreational driver looking to have peace of mind while they’re out there having fun, knowing they are backed by the reputation of HCR Suspension on their rig. The goal at HCR Suspension is to tirelessly deliver optimal riding experience and customer service to riders of all levels, and we believe we’ve done that with Sportline Series.

Sportline Series by HCR is constructed from quality 11-gauge steel that is then MIG welded and paired with chromoly bearing receivers. The kits are then powder-coated in satin black and branded with stainless steel badges. This solidifies the quality and reliability HCR is known for, while allowing you peace of mind while you’re out on the trail.

The Sportline kit includes (4) A-arms, (2) trailing arms and the necessary hardware to complete the installation. The Sportline kits have a limited lifetime warranty that applies to the original purchaser. This kit does not include ball joints or spherical trailing arm bearings.

Features:

• Black powder coat finish
• Increased durability and stronger than OEM suspension components
• 100% bolt on quick and easy direct bolt-on installation
• Factory stance 64" width
• Improved approach angle with high clearance A-Arms
• 1.75" forward offset fits 35" tires
• Compatible with factory stock shocks
• Limited lifetime warranty to original purchaser

Specs:

• Material: 11-gauge steel
• Width: 64"

Notes:

• Not for Race Use