MTNTK Performance Blow Hole Polaris RZR XP Turbo 2016-2018 10067

MTNTK Performance Blow Hole Polaris RZR XP Turbo 2016-2018 10067

$ 159.99

Score By Feature

Based on 68 ratings

Delivery

9.60

Giftable

9.60

Customer service

9.50

Satisfaction

9.70

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DC fan with a low amperage draw (approximately 2 amps) The startup current is 0 amp, and the running current is 1 amp. The electrical system is not overworked by 7amp continuous). The motor is water and dust resistant, and it was built to work in harsh environments.

The welded aluminum construction is strong enough to withstand abuse while remaining lightweight.

Air is pulled through the clutch ductwork at a rate of about 225 CFM (cubic feet per minute), which improves the OEM clutch fan.

Clutches and belts stay cooler for longer periods of time, allowing them to last longer and perform better.

True plug-and-play installation is possible thanks to the factory connector. Allows for easy machine troubleshooting and repair.

Questions & Answers

Is it compatible with the 2016 XP Turbo?

Yes, a 2016 XP Turbo will fit in it.

Is it compatible with the 2017 XP Turbo?

Yes, this is compatible with a 2017 XP Turbo.

Is it compatible with the 2018 XP Turbo?

Yes, this is compatible with a 2018 XP Turbo.

Is the fan on all of the time or is it controlled by a thermostat?

It continues to run indefinitely as long as the car does.

Selected User Reviews For MTNTK Performance Blow Hole Polaris RZR XP Turbo 2016-2018 10067

Simple to set up

5/5

I just installed this on my 2016 RZR turbo, and it was a breeze. Just make sure to read the instructions carefully. It's a good idea to mark the intake tube where the Blowhole lettering will face before removing and attaching it because it's difficult to adjust once it's on. I recommend using lithium grease because it makes attaching the battery a lot easier. Also, about a foot away from the tail light on my RZR is a plug that appears to be the source of power. This isn't going to work; it needs to be plugged directly into the tail light. This is stated in the directions, but it's easy to get this mixed up. I'm looking forward to hitting the dunes and seeing if this helps my belt temperatures.

Kaylie Cole

| Sep 10, 2021

Make a name for yourself as the coolest guy on the block

5/5

For the past two years, I've been the type of guy who breaks a belt every two days at the dunes or in the snow, and after thousands of dollars in new belts from all different manufacturers, I've now become the owner of one of these fans, and now I'm their biggest fan. It's saved me money well worth the cost, no slipping, smells, or carnage to my belt would recommend to all rzr guys.