Polaris Rzr 900/1000 Reverse Aux (tail Light) 7" Light Bar Kit on 2040-parts.com
Homestead, Florida, United States
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DESCRIPTION: Polaris RZR 900/1000 (2015+) Reverse AUX 7" Light Bar Kit, comes with BOLT-ON Mounts, 7" Light Bar & Wiring Harness (with remote control PIC#3) 3 Year Manufacturer's Warranty.
Mounts on the Rear Top part of the Roll Cage, NO DRILLING or modifications required (PICTURE SHOWS 2 PCS BUT THIS IS FOR ONE ONLY) can be mounted on the left or right FEATURES: 2,295 lumens 36 watts Contains 12, 3 watt high intensity LEDs 8 degree spot beam/ 90 degree flood beam IP67 Waterproof rating Durable die cast aluminum housing Includes wiring harness Row: Double 3 year warranty Factory appearance Brackets mount hidden away from view Mounting brackets feature Lifetime warranty FITMENT: Polaris RZR 900/1000 (2015+) NOTE: NO Drilling Required!!! INCLUDED: 1x LED light bar 1x Mounting Brackets 1x Wiring harness Installation instructions |
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