Polaris RS1 MTS Suspension Kit

Polaris RS1 Dual-Sport MTS Suspension Kit

Part #: RS1-05400

HCR Suspension has built an aggressive platform for the RS1 Series with our MTS Suspension kit. This kits offer +3 inches per side and an additional wheel base of +3 inches all while utilizing factory shocks. This suspension kit will improve ride quality, stabilization and control of the unit overall through multiple terrain disciplines and race platforms.

Kit Features: 

• HCR alloy used to build every kit is 30% stronger than 4130 Chromoly 
• Every external weld is an internal plate structured into the design 
• HCR kits run a 4130-heat treated billet end allowing all internal and external plating to be attached to this billet eliminating a potential weak point 
•  Billets are available in both ball joint and spherical applications 
• HCR Shock tower to reduce compound leverage and achieve a better motion ratio 
• Addition wheelbase of +3 inches 
• Additional width of +3 inches per side 
• Ground Clearance increased by 1.25 inches in the arm design 
• Nitro Pro Series Tip to Tip extended axles 

Link Options:

HIGH LINKS  
The high links are recommended for the recreational trail rider or Rock crawler. These ALL NEW HCR Aluminum High Links are a great way to get clearance under the rear and avoid rocks while out on the trails. *Comes in Black Anodized finish*

*PLEASE NOTE IN CHECKOUT WHAT YEAR RS1 YOU HAVE FOR EITHER 10MM OR 12MM HUB HARDWARE*

RACE LINKS  
These heavy-duty HCR Race links follow the same design as the standard radius rod with material increased to .120 wall tubing. The 5/8-18 heims are available in Right hand threads only. 

 Kit Contains: 
- 4 Front A-arms 
- 2 Rear Trailing arms 
- Tie-rod Extensions 
- Shock Tower 
- 4 Nitro Tip to Tip Axles  
- 4 Chromoly Straight Links, up-gradable options available 
- Heavy-Duty Backplate 
- Hardware Pack 
- Install guide

*Does not come with trailing arm radial bearings (Replace with Polaris OEM hardware)*

CHECK OUT THE UTV ACTION MAGAZINE ARTICLE

https://utvactionmag.com/test-hcr-racing-polaris-rzr-rs1/