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Rear Suspension Springs for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550 1999-2000

Rear Suspension Springs for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550 1999-2000

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Rear Suspension Springs for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550

These rear suspension springs are replacement coil springs for the Polaris Indy Super Sport 550 snowmobile, restoring rear skid support and ride height for model years 1999 through 2000.

Overview

These rear suspension springs for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550 sleds replace worn or sagging coils in the rear skid frame. They hold the rear of the machine at the intended ride height so the track maintains proper ground contact over bumps. A solid choice for riders maintaining a 1999 or 2000 Indy Super Sport 550.

Built For Performance

  • Coil spring construction designed for snowmobile rear suspension loads
  • Spring rate matched to the Indy Super Sport 550 rear skid
  • Direct replacement for the factory rear suspension springs
  • Sold as a pair to service both sides of the rear suspension
  • Resists sag and fatigue from repeated compression cycles

Fits These Machines

  • for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550, 1999
  • for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550, 2000

On-The-Job Use

  • Restoring rear ride height on trail ridden Indy Super Sport 550 sleds
  • Replacing springs that have sagged or lost tension over seasons of use
  • Routine rear skid maintenance and suspension rebuilds
  • Keeping track tension and rear travel within spec on groomed trails

Specs At A Glance

Part Type Rear suspension spring
Position Rear skid, left and right
Fitment Years 1999-2000
Machine for Polaris Indy Super Sport 550

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to replace both rear springs at once? A: Replacing them as a pair keeps the rear suspension balanced side to side. Mixing a new spring with an old one can cause uneven ride height and handling.

Q: How do I know my rear springs need replacing? A: A visibly sagging rear end, bottoming out on bumps, or springs that no longer hold set height are common signs. Compare the machine to the specified ride height when in doubt.

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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