Air Box Filter Foam Seal for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S 2015-2020 LE

Air Box Filter/Foam Seal for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE

This air box filter and foam seal set is built to fit the Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE and keeps intake air clean while sealing the air box against snow, dust, and debris. The filter and foam seal work as a pair to shield the engine from contaminants on trail and mountain rides. It is intended for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE owners who want dependable intake protection and a proper air box seal.

Overview

This air box filter and foam seal set is a replacement intake component for the Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE. The air box filter captures fine particles before they reach the engine, while the foam seal blocks snow and grit around the air box lid. It suits riders who handle their own sled maintenance and want a matched set that fits right.

Built For Performance

• Filter media traps fine dust and debris ahead of the engine intake
• Foam seal forms a tight barrier against snow, slush, and powder
• Matched filter and seal set streamlines air box servicing
• Built to retain shape and sealing pressure across repeated cleanings
• Direct replacement fit for the Pro-S LE air box assembly

Fits These Machines

• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2015
• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2016
• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2017
• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2018
• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2019
• for Polaris Switchback 800 HO Pro-S LE 2020

On-The-Job Use

• Trail riding where snow dust and airborne debris load the intake
• Deep powder days when sealing the air box matters most
• Preseason and midseason air box servicing
• Mountain riding at elevation where steady intake flow is critical

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Does this set include both the filter and the foam seal? A: Yes, this listing covers the air box filter and the foam seal as a matched set for the listed machine. Confirm your model and year before ordering.

Q: How often should the air box filter and seal be serviced? A: Check both after every few rides and clean or replace as contamination builds, especially after deep powder or dusty conditions. A worn seal lets snow past the air box lid.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.