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Pro R/Turbo R Wheel Spacers by Black Ops Machine

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Pro R/Turbo R Wheel Spacers by Black Ops MachineSKU: 08 40 15 *SOLD IN PAIRS* Do you want your car to sit wider and offer more stability? Want to make sure your tires dont rub on your set up? Our 1. 5 Polaris wheel spacers made with 6061 T6 aluminum are your solution. This is an easy upgrade and solution to your problems. These spacers will also fit Xpeditions, Rangers, and other Polaris 5 lug models. Bolt pattern: 5 x 4. 5 (5 114. 3 mm) Stud size: M12 x 1. 5 Our Pro R Turbo R Wheel Spacers are

SKU: 08-40-15

*SOLD IN PAIRS*  Do you want your car to sit wider and offer more stability? Want to make sure your tires don’t rub on your set up? Our 1.5″ Polaris wheel spacers made with 6061-T6 aluminum are your solution. This is an easy upgrade and solution to your problems.

These spacers will also fit Xpeditions, Rangers, and other Polaris 5 lug models. 

  • Bolt pattern: 5 x 4.5” (5/114.3 mm)
  • Stud size: M12 x 1.5

Our Pro R/Turbo R Wheel Spacers are finally here. If you own a side-by-side, you understand all too well the limitations that come with OEM suspension set-ups. And let’s be real – those of us with that full-send mentality understand that to reach optimal performance, we’re going to have to make some improvements in vehicle stance. And without question, the most budget-friendly and effective way to achieve this is by slapping on some heavy-duty Polaris Pro R Wheel Spacers.

These spacers will also fit Xpeditions, Rangers, and other Polaris 5 lug models. 

Introducing the Black Ops Machine 1.5 wheel spacers for Polaris: the must-have accessory for the performance-minded owner who wants to give their off-road vehicle some extra swagger. With enhanced stability, improved steering, and a dash of style, it’s the secret weapon for unleashing maximum performance and those epic; hold my beer moments.

Our precision machined Pro R/Turbo R wheel spacers are made from top-notch 6061-T6 aluminum. They fit  a 5×114.3 bolt pattern. Unlike those boring OEM set-ups, our Polaris wheel spacers give you the perfect extension, keeping your tires from rubbing on suspension components or the frame during those wild turns. Even when you’re tackling bumps, whoops, and aggressive terrain, we’ve got you covered!

To ensure perfect symmetry, we offer our wheel spacers in pairs. Remember, follow the recommended torque settings when fastening your wheels to the spacers and spindle. And of course, always give your wheels a good torque whenever you bid them farewell.

POLARIS PRO R/TURBO R WHEEL SPACER FAQ’S

We know you’ve got burning questions about our Black Ops Machine aftermarket replacement parts – and we’ve got the genuine answers you’ve been dying to hear. Here are a few FAQs from our valued customers – and those pesky trolls who clearly have nothing better to do than bother us.

Q – What Are the Benefits of Installing Aftermarket Polaris Pro R/Turbo R Wheel Spacers?

A – Accelerating out of sharp corners is crucial for ATV performance. That’s why racers and Polaris enthusiasts shell out big bucks on custom suspensions. But here’s a cost-saving hack: aftermarket wheel spacers can do the trick just as well, without breaking the bank!

Wheel spacers are going to essentially push out your wheels further, which expands your tires footprint, and thus – creates a more stable platform. The result is that you have improved handling during aggressive road conditions or on smooth surfaces.

Q – Is There a Downside to Installing Aftermarket Wheel Spacers on a Polaris?

A – When it comes to choosing the right wheel spacers for your trusty all-terrain vehicle – size really matters. Go too wide and you might as well kiss your suspension integrity goodbye. In fact, one of the not-so-fun side effects of using wheel spacers that are too wide is a whole lotta wear and tear on your ball joints and steering components.

To dodge this issue, make sure your wheel spacer fitment doesn’t go overboard. The sweet spot lies between 1″ to 2″ – not too little, not too much, just right.

Q – What’s Your Return Policy at Black Ops Machine?

A – Let’s face it, our return policy isn’t exactly “iron-clad” or “business-friendly.” But hey, we’re here for you hardworking Patriots who want to team up with good ol’ US-based companies for top-notch replacement parts. Trust us, we’ve got your back!

Here’s the deal with our return policy: you haven’t installed our parts on your ride and still have the original packaging? We’ll take it back, no problemo. Just cover the shipping fee, shoot us your original order number, and leave your contact details. We’ll handle the rest, no questions asked.

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