2008 Polaris SwitchBack™ Turbo

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2008 Polaris SwitchBack™ Turbo Specifications

Identification
Model Type  Mountain
BASE MSRP(US)  $9,749.00
Dealers  Polaris Dealers
Warranty  12
Insurance
Engine:  
Engine Type  Horizontal In-line
Cylinders  2
Engine Stroke  4-Stroke
Valve Configuration  OHV
Displacement (cc/ci)  750 / 45.8
Starter  Electric
Turbocharged  Yes
Carburetion Type  Fuel Injected
Transmission:  
Reverse  Yes
Technical Specifications:  
Length (ft)  10
Width (in/mm)  48 / 1219
Height (in/mm)  48.5 / 1232
Maximum Ski Stance (in/mm)  42.5 / 1080
Minimum Ski Stance (in/mm)  42.5 / 1080
Dry Weight (lbs/kg)  598 / 271.5
Fuel Capacity (gal/l)  10.2 / 38.6
Seats:  
Number Of Seats  1
Exterior:  
Ski Material  Composite
Skag Material  Carbide
Drive Line:  
Track Length (in/mm)  136 / 3454.4
Track Width (in/mm)  15 / 381
Lug Height (in/mm)  1.25 / 31.8
Glass:  
Height  Mid
Storage:  
Rear Rack  Standard
Convenience:  
Heated Hand Grips  Standard

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2008 Turbo Switchback
By Glenn Nice (Enthusiast), Jan. 9, 2009
After reading many reviews myself before buying my 08 Turbo Switchback.



I am overall glad to have bought the sled. It rides great! Power is tops in my book and I've had 800's. Once the turbo kits in you get set back. Don't drag with this sled though as it just digs a trench. There's to much... Read Full Review

 

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Not as Good as I thought
By G nice(Owner), Dec. 27, 2011
I had this Machine for 2 winters. Put 9000 miles on it. First 4500 were pretty much problem free. Chain case bearings Went at 4700 miles. The Turbo impeller vains were rubbing on the housing at 5200 miles. Dealer mechanic had no idea what I was showing them. They Would not replace it, even though it... Read Full Review

 

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