5410397 Limiter Strap for Polaris Indy 500 SP SPX 1989-1992 Snowmobile
5410397 Limiter Strap for Polaris Indy 500 SP SPX 1989-1992 Snowmobile
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Snowmobile Limiter Strap for Polaris Indy 500 SP & SPX
This snowmobile limiter strap replaces Polaris OEM part 5410397 on 1989 through 1992 Indy 500 SP and SPX models, controlling suspension travel at the front torque arm. The limiter strap for Polaris Indy 500 SP and SPX sleds keeps the rear suspension geometry in check, limiting how far the skid frame can extend under acceleration. Riders rebuilding or refreshing a classic Indy will find this limiter strap for Polaris a direct-fit replacement for a worn or stretched original.
Overview
This limiter strap for Polaris Indy 500 SP and SPX snowmobiles is a suspension component that controls rear skid travel by tethering the torque arm to the rail assembly. It replaces OEM part 5410397 and is intended for riders servicing older Indy chassis machines. Installing a fresh limiter strap for Polaris restores the suspension limit point and helps maintain consistent track and ski pressure.
Built For Performance
- Direct replacement for Polaris OEM part number 5410397
- Controls rear suspension extension under acceleration
- Helps maintain consistent ski and track pressure
- Designed to fit 1989 through 1992 Indy 500 SP and SPX chassis
- Straps down the torque arm to the rail assembly
- Serviceable wear item sold individually
Fits These Machines
- for Polaris Indy 500 SP
- for Polaris Indy 500 SPX
On-The-Job Use
- Trail riding on classic Indy 500 SP and SPX sleds
- Rear skid service and suspension rebuilds
- Restoring factory suspension travel limits
- Routine replacement of stretched or worn straps
Specs At A Glance
| Part Number(s) | 5410397 |
| Component Type | Limiter strap |
| Position | Rear suspension, front torque arm |
Good To Know
Q: Is this an original Polaris part? A: No, this is an aftermarket limiter strap made to fit Polaris Indy 500 SP and SPX models and cross-references OEM part 5410397. Always confirm your machine's model year and suspension setup before ordering.
Q: How do I know if my limiter strap needs replacing? A: Fraying, cracking, stretched length, or loose mounting holes are common signs of wear on a snowmobile limiter strap. Replacing it restores proper suspension travel limits.
Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.
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