Description
Your stock A-arms are holding you back. When you're pushing through rough terrain, you need suspension parts that can take the punishment without breaking or bending. That's where these high-clearance control arms come in—they sit taller, reach farther, and give your Ranger the room it needs for bigger rubber and tougher trails.
More Ground Clearance, More Tire SpaceThe bent design on these arms gains you an extra 2" of ground clearance, so you'll roll over rocks and roots that used to hang you up. The 1.5" forward offset stretches your wheelbase out, which means two things: better stability when you're crossing uneven ground, and plenty of room to fit a bigger tire without rubbing or clearance issues. You get that lift-kit feel without actually installing a lift kit.
Built Tougher Than StockThese aren't flimsy—they're made from 1.25" tubing, which runs about 25% stronger than what Polaris gave you from the factory. SuperATV wraps them in a powder-coated finish so they'll hold up to years of mud, water, and hard riding without rusting through. The tubed look also gives your Ranger a meaner appearance while you're at it.
Dial In Your AlignmentEach arm comes with an adjustable pivot block, so you can tweak your camber to match however you like to ride. This keeps your tires wearing evenly instead of getting chewed up on one edge the way they do with bigger tires and no adjustment. They ship pre-set to stock specs, so you don't have to fiddle with them unless you want to.
The lifetime warranty backs up what we mean: you can ride these hard without holding back.
What Fits- Polaris Ranger XP 800 : 2010-2014
- Polaris Ranger XP 800 Crew : 2010-2014
- Polaris Ranger 800 6x6 : 2010-2016
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