The Cylinder Works Standard Bore Cylinder, part number CW60008, 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 RZR Turbo Pro XP [925cc], RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 [925cc], and RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 Premium [925cc]; 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
Specifications
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Brand: Cylinder Works
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Product Type: Standard Bore Cylinder
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Bore Configuration: Standard bore
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Construction: Cast aluminum
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Bore Finish: Nickel-silicon-carbide electroplate
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Manufacturer Part Number: CW60008
Vehicle Fitment
Make: Polaris
- RZR Turbo Pro XP [925cc] (2020-2022)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 [925cc] (2020-2022)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 Premium [925cc] (2021-2024)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 Sport [925cc] (2023-2024)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP 4 Ultimate [925cc] (2021-2024)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP Premium [925cc] (2021-2024)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP Sport [925cc] (2023-2024)
- RZR Turbo Pro XP Ultimate [925cc] (2021-2024)
- RZR Turbo R 4 Premium [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo R 4 Sport [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo R 4 Ultimate [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo R Premium [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo R Sport [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo R Ultimate [925cc] (2022-2024)
- RZR Turbo S [925cc] (2021)
- RZR Turbo S 4 [925cc] (2021)
- RZR XP 4 Turbo [925cc] (2016-2021)
- RZR XP 4 Turbo [INTL, 925cc] (2017)
- RZR XP 4 Turbo [MD, 925cc] (2018)
- RZR XP 4 Turbo S Velocity [925cc] (2019-2020)
- RZR XP Turbo [925cc] (2016-2021)
- RZR XP Turbo [MD, 925cc] (2016-2018)
- RZR XP Turbo S [925cc] (2018-2020)
- RZR XP Turbo S Velocity [925cc] (2019-2020)
- RZR XP Turbo Tractor [925cc] (2017-2018)
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.