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Polaris newbie,question are all parts manufactured in USA?just checked silver pro 155 was wondering if they sub out some of their parts overseas or is everything built by them in USA
Polaris?American built?
- Thread starter littleanthony
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ALL parts, no, but still the Most American of all the sleds out there.
Jugs, cases, made in a foudry in the U.S.
Most of the electronics are from over seas
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Some bearings are RUSSIAN & CHINESE
Pistons made in Italy, guess how I know. For that matter, guess how many I've been through.
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Italy??? I have an 800 piston in front of me now and it has printed on the box
country of Origin: Austria
Ski-Doo, Arctic Cat and Yamaha all teamed in and made the voltage regulators for Polaris.
I have a new 2 ring piston, made in Italy. Also, I still have 2 of the single ring pistons in the box, made in Italy. All the pistons I have received were made in Italy.:boxing:
Love the icon! I'm out!!
All Pistons And Monoblocks are made By Gilardoni in italy on 800 H.O Motor
All Pistons and Cylinders on old BigBlocks 7/800 are made by ElKO in Austria.
Throttle Body assembled in Mexico.
And most wiring and harness in Asia.
Sorry to disappoint you...
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Made in America
The majority of the cylinders, heads, cranks, cases. Foundry in Ohio and/or Wisconsin is where they're cast.
Pipes stamped by FACTORY PIPE in California
Clutches, skis, body parts, made in U.S.A.
POLARIS is still the most American of the (4) manufacturers out there.
The majority of the cylinders, heads, cranks, cases. Foundry in Ohio and/or Wisconsin is where they're cast.
Pipes stamped by FACTORY PIPE in California
Clutches, skis, body parts, made in U.S.A.
POLARIS is still the most American of the (4) manufacturers out there.
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BHAaaa-HA-HA-HA thats funny russian and chinese bearings top notch :face-icon-small-ton
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I Agree the ELKOs are without doubt the best Pistons.
Its all about money these days.....Chepest Mfg. gets the
orders....
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Take a trip up to Roseau, Minnesota and you'll see first hand. That small town pretty much revolves around manufacturing and assembling their machines. Not to mention several other contract companies that do work for Polaris in the surrounding area. Sure, a lot of parts are made somewhere else, but a lot of american families are supported entirely by the paychecks from Polaris. If it wasn't for Arctic Cat and Polaris (and people buying their stuff), Northern Minnesota would be an empty place.
VERY TRUE!
Northern Minnesota would be an empty place
Very True
Very True
