Cylinder Works Standard Bore Cylinder for Polaris ACE 900 EPS XC & More - CW60007

The Cylinder Works Standard Bore Cylinder, part number CW60007, is a new, not remanufactured cast-aluminum replacement cylinder designed as an OEM-style alternative to replating a worn cylinder. It is intended for Polaris ACE 900 EPS XC, PRO XD 2000G [1000cc], and PRO XD 4000G [1000cc]; see the complete vehicle list below.

Features

• Stock-bore replacement configuration for a standard-displacement top-end rebuild
• New cast-aluminum cylinder with an OEM-style appearance
• Nickel-silicon-carbide (NSC) electroplated bore for wear resistance, oil retention, and reduced friction
• Precision diamond honed to the proper bore dimension and surface finish to support ring seal

What Is Included

• Cylinder only

Specifications

• Brand: Cylinder Works
• Product Type: Standard Bore Cylinder
• Bore Configuration: Standard bore
• Construction: Cast aluminum
• Bore Finish: Nickel-silicon-carbide electroplate
• Manufacturer Part Number: CW60007

Vehicle Fitment

Make: Polaris

• ACE 900 EPS XC (2017-2019)
• PRO XD 2000G [1000cc] (2020-2021)
• PRO XD 4000G [1000cc] (2020-2021)
• PRO XD Full Size Gas [1000cc] (2022-2024)
• PRO XD Full Size Gas Crew [1000cc] (2022-2024)
• Ranger 1000 Crew (2024)
• Ranger 1000 EPS (2024)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Crew (2021)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Crew EVAP (2021)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Crew Premium (2023-2024)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Full Size (2020-2021)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Full Size [Euro] (2021)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Full Size Crew (2020, 2023)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Full Size Tractor ZUG [Euro] (2021-2022)
• Ranger 1000 EPS Premium (2023-2024)
• Ranger 900 4x4 Crew (2017-2019)
• Ranger 900 XP (2017-2019)
• RZR 4 900 (2017-2018)
• RZR 900 50 Inch (2017-2020)
• RZR 900 50 Inch EPS (2020)
• RZR 900 55 Inch (2017)
• RZR 900 60 Inch (2017-2019)
• RZR 900 S 60 Inch (2020)
• RZR 900 Trail Premium (2022-2023)
• RZR 900 Trail S Sport (2021-2024)
• RZR 900 Trail Sport (2021-2024)
• RZR 900 Trail Ultimate (2022-2024)

Fitment and Installation Note: Confirm the complete year, make, model, engine configuration, and manufacturer part number before ordering. Engine assembly should follow the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications, clearances, torque values, and break-in procedures.