2007 Polaris Ranger XP 700 EPI Mudder Clutch Kit (28+ In Tires)
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Your Polaris Ranger XP 700 craves mud... feed it with the EPI Mudder Clutch Kit!
Say goodbye to lame performance when you slap on those sweet 28+ inch tires. The EPI Mudder Clutch Kit is like an adrenaline shot for your Ranger XP 700, making those big tires spin in the muck like a champ.
Features to get you unstuck (and make your buddies jealous):
- Restores Lost Power: Big tires sapped your Ranger's mojo? This kit gets it back, and then some.
- Mud-Slinging Torque: Churn through the slop with newfound low-end grunt.
- Crisp Response: No more sluggish throttle – just instant power when you need it.
- Happy Belt, Happy Life: Reduced belt slip and heat means your belt will last longer (and you won't be stranded).
FAQs (Because we know what you're thinking):
- Is this thing hard to install? Nope! Even if you're more of a "hold the flashlight" kinda mechanic, you got this.
- What's the deal with elevation? This kit is calibrated for 0-3000', so you'll get the best performance in that range.
Why You Need This:
- Get the most out of your big tire upgrade
- Tackle tougher mud holes with confidence
- Leave your buddies in the dust (or rather, mud)
- Enjoy a smoother, more powerful ride
Stop bogging down, and start conquering the mud. Order your EPI Mudder Clutch Kit today!
Fitment
- 2007 Polaris Ranger XP 700 -
Features
- Designed for 28+ inch tires and 0-3,000 feet elevation
- Helps restore power loss due to addition of larger tires
- Allows for easier turning of larger tires in the mud
- Better low end power and torque
- Quicker backshift which results in crisp throttle response
- Reduces belt slip and clutch heat
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Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and toluene, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
