Located at Pikes Peak International Raceway, home of Adrenaline Park and Peak Adrenaline. We run many of these parts on our personal Maverick R and X3 rigs.
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Product Description
Fitment : Polaris
2016-2020 RZR XP Turbo All Models (Excludes PRO Models)
2018-2023 1000 Ranger XP w/ P90X clutch (New Body Style)
2019-2023 1000 Ranger XP Crew w/ P90X clutch (New Body Style)
2018-2022 RS1
2024 XP1000 ALL MODELS
2024 XPEDITION ALL MODELS
Note:2020 RZRPROmodels and 2017-2022 XP Turbo Models w/P90X clutches USEWBB1202 Or 1202 Series Belt
Replaces OEM# 3211202 / 3211186
World’s Best Belt Line
Manufacturing, quality control certifications — ISO-14001, ISO-9001, and IATF-16949.
3rd Generation heavy-duty, high-twist Aramid Fiber cord for HIGH HORSEPOWER TENSILE LOAD requirements. Making it the strongest belt on the market, surpassing even our EX and Sand Storm lines.
Higher shock load rating to date being able to withstand the power of the 400hp machines.
Increased top cog pressure load design that increases sidewall rigidity, prevents top cog bowing, but still allows for increased rotational flexibility.
Bottom cog uses HIGH MODULOUS RUBBER COMPOUND (BZX1) for better heat resistance and heat dissipation.
Bottom cog is impregnated with short Aramid Fibers for better belt-to-sheave adhesion and reduced overall belt temperature.
Latest bottom cog design for greater rotational efficiency at full shift.
Precision ground sidewall angle (SCUFFING) for smooth engagement, increased power transfer and lower operating belt temperature.
Aramid Fiber cord, versus polyester, wraps over bottom cogs for increased bottom cog strength.
Increased cord pop-out resistance.
This belt is for the rider looking for proven technology and performance.
