Polaris RZR 4 900 2" Forward Offset Boxed A-Arms
Polaris RZR 4 900 2" Forward Offset Boxed A-Arms by SuperATV. 2" Forward Offset, Steel, Powder Coated. Stronger than stock for lifted machines and bigger tires.












Polaris RZR 4 900 2" Forward Offset Boxed A-Arms
Polaris RZR 4 900 2" Forward Offset Boxed A-Arms by SuperATV. 2" Forward Offset, Steel, Powder Coated. Stronger than stock for lifted machines and bigger tires.
- Availability: In Stock
- Brand: Super ATV
- Model: AA-P-RZR900S-WC-02#AD
Built to take a beating. Whether you're cruising through rocky desert terrain or bogging through peanut butter mud, your A-arms take a beating.
2" Forward Offset Steel Powder Coated
FITS:
- Polaris RZR 4 900 : 2015-2018
WHY RIDERS CHOOSE IT:
- ✔Adds 2” of forward offset
- ✔Adds 1.5” of ground clearance
- ✔Fit up to 30” tires (33” tires when paired with 1.5” Rear Offset A-Arms)
- ✔Made with 1/8” heavy-duty steel plating
- ✔Adjustable pivot blocks for full camber adjustability
- ✔Includes high-quality UHMW bushings at no extra cost
- ✔UV-resistant powder coat finish
- ✔Easy to install
- ✔Backed by a lifetime warranty
Room for up to 30” Tires
When you need to get over a log or a rock nothing beats bigger tires. The 2” offset gives you room for 30” tires without a lift.
Boxed Arms Are Better
The UV-resistant powder coating protects from corrosion and they come with preinstalled UHMW bushings. With end-to-end durability, you can take them on hard rides for years.
Adjustable Pivot Blocks
When you add a lift or a bunch of weight to your RZR, you screw up your camber. With messed up camber comes poorer ride quality and shorter tire life.
Super Duty 300M Ball Joints
At 2.25x stronger than stock, you won’t find a better ball joint.
Not sure it fits your machine?Tap to Call 850-912-4350| Control Arm Specs | |
| Front or Rear | Front |
| ATV or UTV | UTV |
| Offset | 2" Forward |
| Arm Type | A-Arms |
| Make | Polaris |
| Model | RZR 4 900 |
| Brand | SuperATV |
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