Gear Down and Go Big
What can you do in a Polaris Ranger XP 570 with 8” GDP Portals installed? Anything you want. With huge ground clearance, a 45% or 60% gear reduction, and bulletproof components, you’ll be able to take on mud, rocks, trails, mountains, creeks, dunes, and whatever else you can find. An 8” GDP Portal Gear Lift will change the way you ride.
GDP—the Most Trusted Name in Portals
When you choose GDP, you’re choosing the most trusted portals on the planet. More riders roll on GDP than any other portals, meaning we’ve made and sold more gear lifts than anybody else. They’ve got the goods, and the number of them you see at every ride park proves it.
45% or 60% Gear Reductions—Perfect for Mud
You’ve never done mud until you’ve tackled a bounty hole riding high on 8” portals. That ground clearance keeps your head above the deepest mud holes, and with up to a 60% torque-boosting gear reduction, there’s no tire big enough or mud thick enough to slow you down.
A Gear Reduction That Protects Your Drivetrain
Unlike a traditional gear reduction kit, portals put the gear reduction in the hub. That means it puts less stress on your axles, differential, prop shaft, and transmission. Your components will last longer than riding stock, and you’ll be rocking a killer lift.
Unmatched Gear Material
Premium portals require premium gears. Our top-of-the-line gears are made with 9310 steel alloy and precision-ground for a perfect meshing every time. The result is the strongest portals possible, and smooth, quiet operation.
Stronger Housings by Design
We’ve made tens of thousands of portal housings. They’re out on the trail every day in every conceivable riding environment. All that real-world ride time means we’ve designed them to survive every conceivable failure. So whether you go with our cast aluminum or USA-made billet aluminum housings, you can ride with confidence knowing they’re the strongest you can get.
The Strongest Portal Backing Plates You Can Get
What’s it take to make the strongest portal backing plates in the industry? It takes ultra-strong 5/16” thick advanced steel alloy plating. Hand-welded gussets and forged pivot blocks finish it off. And the result is a backing plate that won’t break, bend, or fold no matter how hard you ride.
Advanced Gaskets and Seals
Whether you go with cast or billet, both housings use:
Bearings That Rock
Bearings keep everything running smooth. That’s why our output shaft is a double-angular contact bearing—it’s built to survive without wearing prematurely when you slam your tires into stumps and rocks. From top to bottom, every inch of GDP is built to last.
Universal Hubs and Slotted Rotors
Our precision-ground, stainless steel slotted rotors stay cool to give you the braking power you need when you need it. They come with 4/156, 4/137, 4/115, and 4/110 bolt patterns and lugs so you can use wheels from just about any side-by-side. We invented the tapered output shaft that our hubs attach to, which provides a more secure lock that won’t wobble or wear over time.
A Frame Stiffener Is Required
A frame stiffener is required with your 8” portals. Why? As awesome as the Ranger XP 570 is, the stock frame just isn’t up to snuff to handle a big lift like this. Trust us, we know from experience. Get a frame stiffener and save your frame.
Top-Rated Customer Service
Still need a little help getting exactly what you need? We’ve got a dedicated team just for portal support. Give us a call so we can get the perfect set of portals in your hands today.
8” Portal Gear Lift Includes:
Gear Lift Features:-
- Available with billet or cast aluminum housing
- Cool, quiet, precision ground gears made from 9310 alloy billet steel
- 1.5 in. diameter 4340 hardened steel drive shaft
- 1.5 in. forward and rear offset
- Housings use Thermo-Tork® gaskets and rubber O-rings that don’t let anything through
- Universal hub fits all major bolt patterns
- Gear reduction reduces stress on your drivetrain
Wheel Requirements:-
- 22" or larger wheel required
- Wheels cannot exceed 5" backspacing
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