ATVPC Rear Inner CV Joint Rebuild Kit for Polaris Outlaw 500 & 525 2x4 IRS 2006-2011
Details
- BrandATV Parts
- Auto Part PositionRear Inner
- MaterialMetal
- Included ComponentsGrease Clamps
- ManufacturerATVPC
Description
⚡ Upgrade your ride’s heart with precision and power!
- EASY INSTALLATION - Designed for straightforward replacement on 2006-2011 Polaris Outlaw 2x4 IRS models, saving you time and hassle.
- ALL IN ONE REBUILD KIT - Comes with cage, race, 6 balls, boot, clamps, grease, C-clip & retaining ring—no extra parts needed.
- DURABILITY YOU CAN TRUST - Crafted for long-lasting reliability on your rear inner CV joint, keeping your ride smooth and safe.
- PRECISION OEM REPLACEMENT - Engineered to match Polaris Outlaw 500 & 525 specs perfectly for seamless fit and performance.
- WARRANTY BACKED CONFIDENCE - 1-year warranty ensures your investment is protected—just avoid lifted or modified vehicles to keep coverage intact.
The ATVPC Rear Inner CV Joint Rebuild Kit is a comprehensive OEM-quality replacement designed specifically for Polaris Outlaw 500 & 525 2x4 IRS models from 2006-2011. This kit includes every component needed for a complete rear inner CV joint rebuild, ensuring durability and smooth performance backed by a 1-year warranty (excluding lifted vehicles). Perfect for professionals and enthusiasts seeking reliable, hassle-free maintenance.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | ATVPC |
| Brand | ATV Parts Connection |
| Item Weight | 1.35 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 5 x 5 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number | POL514 |
| Position | Rear Inner |
Reviews
T**D
Ok for price
Fit was a bit of a pain. Ended up having to shave part of the surface of the boot to place retaining ring in. But for the price should not expect it to be perfect
D**D
Would not fit in my Outlaw 525 IRS.
These boots would not fit in my Outlaw. The OD is the correct diameter at the retaining ring, but the tapered area (which extends into the hub) is too long, so it won't insert fully. If you compare it to a OEM boot, the difference is obvious.
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