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Polaris HO cam part#

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#1 · (Edited)
Anyone know the part #s for the Polaris Jagged X high output cams? Having a hard time finding the part number at online parts houses. Thanks
 
#6 ·
Re: Polaris Jagged X cam part#

I finally dug up the part #s for the Jagged X cams. The Jagged X polaris designation is R13XT9EAL. The part #s for the cams are as follows.
Intake Cam:1204841
Exhaust Cam:1204786
Valve Springs:7044024, 8 of these are needed

I ordered all of the above and the cost was 224.00 delivered to my door. I hope to get these installed this winter. I will also be ordering a fuel controller but have yet to decide on PC 5 or Dobeck. I think a double down intake is in my future also. Hopefully after this I will need a clutch kit too.
 
#62 ·
Re: Polaris Jagged X cam part#

I finally dug up the part #s for the Jagged X cams. The Jagged X polaris designation is R13XT9EAL. The part #s for the cams are as follows.
Intake Cam:1204841
Exhaust Cam:1204786
Valve Springs:7044024, 8 of these are needed

I ordered all of the above and the cost was 224.00 delivered to my door. I hope to get these installed this winter. I will also be ordering a fuel controller but have yet to decide on PC 5 or Dobeck. I think a double down intake is in my future also. Hopefully after this I will need a clutch kit too.
Re: Polaris Jagged X cam part#
From where
 
#8 ·
A fuel programmer is the way that some company's are getting around reflashing the stock ecu. This way if I do more mods in the future I can tune it myself. I think the dobeck with a O2 sensor is a fairly simple to operate tuner. Sounds like you pick a a/f ratio and a few other parameters and it self tunes. I'm kinda new to all this so it will be a learning curve.
 
#9 ·
I just bought the stage 2 kit which had a card in it with a number on it to reflash the ecu. I'm in over my head when it comes to getting into the parameters and changing things around. It had to be done by the dealer anyway. I would be scared of messing it up if I was able to get in the ecu and change things lol. I just thought that you have to do something to get the full performance out of the HO cams which you are doing a different way I guess. (And I didn't read the entire post before I said something)
 
#14 ·
I will have to dig out receipt for cams to see where I ordered them from. I have the cams installed but did not install valve springs. I installed a Dobeck Gen 4 at the same time and it made a huge difference in bottom and midrange I thought. I have installed a Dirty Dawg clutch and it seems to have developed a slight stumble when you pin it from a dead stop. Winter has made another stop here in Kansas. I have had some other forum members give me some tuning ideas for dobeck but will have to wait a day or two to play with it some more. I cant say enough good things about the cams. I am waiting to do either a double down intake or a fuel customs intake but with the dobeck there should be little tuning since it uses the O2 sensor to tune.