DeatschWerks

1500cc - Polaris Axys Pro RMK , Rush 800/600

1500cc - Polaris Axys Pro RMK , Rush 800/600 - Main image
$304.59 $429 In stock

Category: Fuel Injector

DeatschWerks offers this 1500cc fuel injector for select Polaris snowmobile applications. It is listed under the Power Sports Fuel injectors category and carries the DeatschWerks brand. The Standard SKU code is 16M-42-1500-2.

  • Category: Fuel Injector
  • Brand: DeatschWerks
  • SKU: Standard, code 16M-42-1500-2
  • Listed applications: Polaris Axys Pro RMK 2016-2017
  • Also listed for Rush 800 2011-2015 and Rush 600 2011-2012
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander ★★★★★

Dropped these into my Pro RMK and the idle smoothed out immediately—no more hesitation when I punch it from a stop. Fuel delivery feels crisp across the entire RPM range.

John W. ★★★★★

Plugged these in and the sled idles way smoother than with the stock injectors, especially noticeable at low RPMs. Took about an hour to swap them out on my 2018 Pro RMK.

Henry M. ★★★★☆

Ordered these for my Rush 800 and they matched the factory fitment perfectly, no modifications needed. Fuel delivery feels crisper in the mid-range, though I haven't pushed them hard in deep snow yet.