2012 Polaris LX Turbo IQ Reviews, Prices, and Specs

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2012 Polaris LX Turbo IQ Specifications

Identification
Model Type	Trail
BASE MSRP(US)	$11,199.00
Dealers	Polaris Dealers
Warranty	12
Insurance
Engine:
Engine Type	Horizontal In-line
Cylinders	2
Engine Stroke	4-Stroke
Cooling	Liquid
Valve Configuration	OHV
Bore (mm/in)	85 / 3.35
Stroke (mm/in)	66 / 2.6
Displacement (cc/ci)	750 / 45.8
Starter	Electric
Fuel Requirements	Regular
Fuel Type	Gas
Turbocharged	Yes
Supercharged	No
Fuel Injector	Yes
Carburetor	No
Carburetion Type	Fuel Injected
Kill Switch / Tether Cord	Standard
Sound Reduction	Standard
Transmission:
Transmission Type	Continuously Variable (CVT)
Primary Drive (Rear Wheel)	Belt
Primary Drive (Engine / Transmission)	Belt
Reverse	Yes
Hi / Low Range	No
Clutch Brand	P-85 / P2
Throttle Type	Thumb
Brakes:
Brake Brand Name	Phantom™
Rear Brake Type	Hydraulic Disc
Suspension:
Front Suspension Type	Independent A-Arm
Front Travel (in/mm)	10 / 254
Front Suspension Brand Name	IQ
Front Stabilizer Bar	No
Adjustment Type	Shock Mounted Adjustment
Rear Travel (in/mm)	13.9 / 353
Number Rear Shock Absorbers	2
Rear Suspension Brand Name	IQ
Rear Stabilizer Bar	No
Front Shock Absorber Brand	Ryde FX®
Front Shock Absorber Type	Gas IFP Shock
Coil Over Shock	Yes
Rear Shock Absorber Brand	Fox®
Rear Shock Absorber Type	Gas Shock
Center Shock Absorber Brand	Ryde FX®
Center Shock Absorber Type	Gas IFP Shock
Steering:
Steering Type	Manual
Steering Control	Handlebar
Tilt Steering	Standard
Technical Specifications:
Length (ft)	10
Width (in/mm)	48 / 1220
Height (in/mm)	48.5 / 1232
Maximum Ski Stance (in/mm)	42.5 / 1080
Minimum Ski Stance (in/mm)	42.5 / 1080
Length (ft/ft)	10
Length (ft/in)	0
Dry Weight (lbs/kg)	599 / 271.2
Fuel Capacity (gal/l)	10.2 / 38.6
Engine Displacement to Weight (cc)	1.25
Seats:
Seat Type	One-Piece
Adjustable	No
Seat Material	Vinyl
Seat Location	Driver
Folding	No
Number Of Seats	1
Exterior:
Frame	Aluminum
Body Material	Plastic
Frame Brand	IQ
Floor Board Location	Driver
Skid Resistant	Yes
Tunnel Braces	No
Hand Grips	Standard
Saddle Bag Guard	No
Belt Guard	Yes
Brush Guard	No
Light Guard	No
Snow Guard	Yes
Exterior Covers	Standard
Handlebars	Standard
Handlebar Pads	Standard
Front Bumper	Standard
Rear Bumper	Standard
Ski Material	Composite
Ski Handle	Standard
Skag Material	Carbide
Instrumentation:
Digital Instrumentation	Standard
Clock	Standard
Tachometer	Standard
Trip Odometer	Standard
Speedometer	Standard
Temperature Warning Type	Light
Fuel Level Warning Type	Gauge
Service Reminder	Standard
Pricing:
Warranty (Months/Condition)	12 / Limited
Identification:
Generic Type (Primary)	Trail
Manufacturer Country	USA
Introduction Year	2010
Parent Company	Polaris
Display Name	Turbo IQ LX
Towing & Hauling:
Rear Hitch	Standard
Mounts:
Windshield Mounts	Standard
Drive Line:
Track Brand	Hacksaw
Track Length (in/mm)	136 / 3454.4
Track Width (in/mm)	15 / 381
Lug Height (in/mm)	1 / 25.4
Number Of Tracks	1
Convenience:
Heated Hand Grip Location	Driver
Adjustable	Yes
Power Outlet	Standard
Adjustable Handlebars	Standard
Storage:
Underseat Storage	Standard
Glove Box / Dash Storage	Standard
Lights:
Halogen Headlight (s)	Standard
Headlight (s)	Standard
Type	Halogen
Glass:
Folding	Yes
Height Adjustable	No
Tinted	Yes
Heated	No
Height	Mid
Paint & Finish:
Paint	Standard
Decal Kit	Standard

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Nice Sled

By rod mcleod(Owner), Aug. 24, 2012

Altho for the price and extra seat you might consider the 2up sled, the LX is a great ride, good boost with the turbo and smooth on the trails with famous Polaris handling and the extra length in this sled. Read Full Review

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What A Sled

By SteveHayward(Owner), Oct. 25, 2016

All I can say is this is pretty much the best kept secret in snowmobiling. The Weber 750 turbo engine is smooth, efficient, quiet and very powerful. Couple with Polaris clutches, it is a dream to drive. The IQ front end is a benchmark in the industry. The 13.5 inch rear travel eats up big trail bump... Read Full Review