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Z-broz A-arms; what stock Polaris part #'s are needed?

LoudHandle

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I have a couple sets of Z-broz A-arms coming (1 original style and 1 new style) and I am wondering what Polaris part #'s are needed to mount on the IQR bulkhead? I'm guessing that the spherical ends are dimensionally the same since the RMK's started coming out with A-arms ('05). wondering what fits and if a certain part number holds up better than the others. Thanks!
 
The bushings will transfer (both the plastic ones and the inner bolt sleeve). They also use the ball joints from the rmk arms. Don;t have part numbers for you though but try inglesperformance.com for a parts fiche
 
You can use the stock upper and lower ball joints from any of the a-arm polaris sleds. You will need the RMK 2010-05 a-arm pivot bushings and use your pivot shafts from the original IQR arms. for tie rods I am guessing your going 38.5" stance you will need tie rods (rmk stockers) just make sure when your looking up the part number that they are for standard hardware. I can't recall what model year but at some point polaris went to metric hardware on the sleds and the tie rods are metric as well. Your IQRs will have standard tie rod ends
Hope this helps.
 
So I'm guessing the part # differences between the model years is likely the SAE / Metric change. That definitely helps as I have no stock parts to compare. Building from scratch. Thanks

After looking into it; hardware is SAE for the IQ chassis (2005-2010), with it switching to Metric when they started with the PRO chassis in (2011-), for what it is worth.
 
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