Polaris RZR Turbo R MAS-223 Phoenix Axle

Polaris RZR Turbo R MAS-223 Phoenix Axle

Designed for High Temperatures and Extreme Abuse

The sun is blistering and the temps are skyrocketing. For most racers, it would be time to call it quits—but not you. You’ve got Assault Industries' revolutionary MAS-223 Phoenix Axles on your Polaris RZR Turbo R. Thanks to Assault’s groundbreaking proprietary grease blend, these UTV axles can truly handle the heat.

• Proprietary high-temp grease blend for unmatched performance
• Incredibly high CV angles
• 4340 chromoly steel construction
• Increased shaft size

Undeniable Leader in Performance

You may wonder, “Why should I care how hot my side-by-side’s axles get?” It’s actually pretty straightforward—when axle CV's fail, it’s because the grease got too hot, plain and simple. With Assault’s Phoenix Axles, you get an innovative high-temperature grease blend, impressive articulation angles, and overall superior performance for your RZR.

Tested up to 586.4°F

These race-ready Phoenix Axles have literally been through hell and back. Assault’s industry-leading high-temp grease was tested at temperatures up to 586.4°F—as hot as the testing can get—and it didn’t fail.

Made for High Articulation Angles and Extreme Rides

When you’re looking for a first-class axle, don’t overlook the CV joints. Phoenix Axles' powerful CV joints are made for extreme rides and high articulation angles without building up excess heat.

Beefed-Up Axle Shafts

Assault Industries didn’t just make the most heat-resistant RZR axles on the market—these Turbo R axles are super beefy too! They’re stronger than stock thanks to heat-treated chromoly steel construction. From the innovative grease to the burly shaft to the CV joints, Phoenix Axles are the undeniable choice for extreme riders.

Features:

• Proprietary high-temp grease blend perfect for aggressive riding
• Reduced friction prevents heat buildup
• Grease is virtually waterproof
• High pressure tolerance for extreme rides
• Resists temperatures greater than 586.4°F (308°C)
• Heat-treated 434