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2021 Polaris RZR Turbo S Build: Full Parts List

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This 2021 Polaris RZR Turbo S started bone stock. The goal was simple: cover desert ground quickly and look finished doing it. Every part on it was chosen for a job, not for a trend. Below is the full list, system by system, so you can use it as a roadmap for your own Turbo S.

Cage and protection

The foundation is a CageWrx "Baja Spec" cage kit with a matching roof. It adds strength over the factory cage and gives the car a cleaner profile. Up front, a CageWrx Turbo S front bumper protects the nose and gives the light bar a solid home. Underneath, a Factory UTV UHMW skid plate shields the chassis from rocks and stumps. UHMW slides over obstacles instead of catching on them.

Cockpit

Long days in the desert come down to comfort and control. The car runs PRP GT S.E. seats with heaters for cold morning starts. PRP 5.3 harnesses (5-point, 3-inch belts with sewn-in shoulder pads) keep driver and passenger planted. A PRP deep dish suede steering wheel sits on a PRP 6-bolt steering wheel hub, which brings the wheel closer and makes getting in and out easier.

For communication, a PCI twist-lock box replacement radio and intercom bracket moves the radio and intercom to the center of the dash, in easy reach of both seats.

Lighting and power

Everything electrical runs through a Switch-Pros SP9100 switch panel power system. That gives one clean panel instead of a row of aftermarket toggles. It controls:

Wheels and tires

The car rolls on 15-inch Method MR401-R beadlock wheels wrapped in 32-inch Tensor DS "Desert Series" tires. Beadlocks keep the tire seated at low pressure in sand. The DS is built for fast desert terrain. A CageWrx spare tire carrier holds a matching spare for the rock you don't see coming.

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Every active part from this car is in one place: shop the 2021 Turbo S build. Building a Turbo S of your own? Browse all Polaris RZR Turbo S parts, or see how the same thinking carries over to the RZR Pro R.

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