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DRT Polaris RZR Pro XP4 / Pro R4 / Turbo R4 Aluminum Door Kit

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DRT Polaris RZR Pro XP4 / Pro R4 / Turbo R4 Aluminum Door KitRZRPROR Polaris Pro XP4 Pro R4 Turbo R4 Aluminum Door Kit Product # 20005DR02101The DRT Motorsports Polaris RZR Pro XP4 Turbo R4 Pro R4 door kits are designed to add strength, protection, and aggressive styling to your SXS. The DRT Pro Series Aluminum Door sets are made to work with your, well designed, aluminum OEM door frames. Using the OEM door frames retains the ability to use your DRT Armrests and Door Bags with these Aluminum door kits. These


RZRPRO |  Polaris Pro XP4 / Pro R4 / Turbo R4 Aluminum Door Kit



Product # 20005DR02101

The DRT Motorsports Polaris RZR Pro XP4 / Turbo R4 / Pro R4 door kits are designed to add strength, protection, and aggressive styling to your SXS.

The DRT Pro Series Aluminum Door sets are made to work with your, well-designed, aluminum OEM door frames. Using the OEM door frames retains the ability to use your DRT Armrests and Door Bags with these Aluminum door kits. These aluminum door sets give passengers more cockpit room than the OEM doors and retain OEM like visibility of your front tires while driving or co-driving (unlike most aftermarket door sets).

Like all DRT products, the DRT aluminum Pro Series doors are modeled with aggressive styling and contrast plates to make customizing your RZR easy.




Features:
  • Adds strength, protection, and aggressive styling to your Pro Series RZR
  • Fits 2020-2024 Polaris RZR 4 door Pro XP4, Turbo R4, and Pro R4 models
  • Designed to work with OEM Aluminum Door Frame
    (Polaris PN 5634424-458, 5634425-458, 56334217-458, and 5634218-458)
  • Direct Bolt-on replacement for factory plastic door skins
  • Laser cut formed, and laser welded aluminum construction
  • Powder Coated Semi-Gloss Black, clear anodized trim plates, and black oxide-coated stainless hardware




Applications:

2020-2024 Polaris
RZR Pro R, Pro XP, Turbo R 4-door models

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Beta, Alpha, Omega oh my!
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