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- 2025 Polaris Slingshot | Polaris Slingshot Forum
2025 Polaris Slingshot Jump to Latest 4 3K views 29 replies 12 participants last post by 51504 Feb 6, 2025 S
- Which motor? | Polaris Slingshot Forum
This has probably been asked before As of 2020, there are two 'factory' motors in the Slingshot The GM 2 3L 4 and the in-house designed and build Polaris 2 0L 4 I am curious about how the two compare and your thoughts on the 'better' motor Regards, Joe T
- Battery replacement | Polaris Slingshot Forum
A forum community dedicated to Polaris Slingshot owners and enthusiasts Come join the discussion about performance, modifications, troubleshooting, maintenance, touring, and more!
- 2025 Slingshot R | Polaris Slingshot Forum
Received the New 2025 Slingshot R on Feb 20th absolutely Love this thing Runs, Rides, and Handles completely different from my 2022 SLR ever did There are a lot of subtle cosmetic changes that aren't seen with the naked eye until you try to swap out OEM parts with aftermarket ones from my
- Digital Copy of the service manual? | Polaris Slingshot Forum
For a digital version, sometimes online forums or community groups for Polaris Slingshot owners share tips and resources Also, check with the official dealer they offer a range of repair manuals and might have what you need in digital format
- Brake failure light - Polaris Slingshot Forum
My 2017 slingshot was in shop today for same issue brake failure light The dealer ordered parts sensors for failure light and new modulalor for middle brake light
- 2020+ Prostar 2. 0 TURBO - Polaris Slingshot Forum
I have a local tuning shop that's looking to fabricate and put together a turbo kit for my 2021 Sling He has tuned a RZR that has what I believe is a similar engine to the 2020+ slingshots, but I hear it's more "robust" (he ran 25 pounds of boost on that RZR and it held up) What do I need to
- Brake upgrade question | Polaris Slingshot Forum
The Slingshot aftermarket web sellers offer replacement brake pads thata are reported to be an improvement over stock Most expensive option is purchasing a complete aftermarket brake setup to replace pads, rotors and pistons
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