Polaris Race Htg 800 Motor Engine Polaris Xcr Storm Race 210 Hp on 2040-parts.com
Butternut, Wisconsin, US
This is a polaris 800 "Hot To GO" built motor, was dyno'd @ 210 hp. Was raced last year, 1000 feet did 118 mph. did 98 mph in 600 feet, Will T come with the clutch. Basically, we'll pull the motor, pull the clutch off, pipes off, carbs off, you'll get what's left complete. Runs on race gas only.
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