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Assault Industries Heavy Duty Rear Chassis Brace – 201010RR3201

Assault Industries

  • Fits the 2018 and newer Polaris RZR XP Turbo S
  • Radius rod mounts placed in double shear
  • Direct bolt-on with no drilling or modification
  • Works with aftermarket radius rods, not OEM high clearance rods
  • Part number 201010RR3201, black, made in America

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Description

Overview

The Assault Industries heavy-duty rear chassis brace, part number 201010RR3201, is a black rear brace for the 2018 and newer Polaris RZR XP Turbo S. It is designed and manufactured in America and bolts on without drilling.

The brace places the radius rod mounting points in double shear, which increases rigidity and improves handling feel. It works with aftermarket radius rods and does not work with the OEM high clearance radius rods.

Key features

  • Radius rod mounting points placed in double shear
  • Increased rigidity from the double shear radius rod mounts.
  • Direct bolt-on upgrade with no drilling or modification
  • Compatible with aftermarket radius rods
  • Black finish
  • Installs with basic tools

Radius rod compatibility

Radius rods control how the rear axle moves under acceleration and braking, so any change to the rod mounts affects how the chassis feels. Double shear mounting spreads the load across the joint, which is why it is often chosen for a stiffer rear end. Because this brace is built around aftermarket radius rods, check that the rods you own are the aftermarket type before ordering.

When a brace is installed, it is common to inspect the rod ends, bushings and mounting bolts at the same time. Look for play, cracks around welds and bolts that back out. Torque values and tightening sequence should come from your installation instructions, and re-check the hardware after the first few trail runs. Wear in the rods and bushings is often what makes a rear end feel loose, so replacing them alongside the brace is a common choice.

Specifications

Brand Assault Industries
Part number 201010RR3201
Product type Rear chassis brace
Mounting design Radius rod mounts in double shear
Finish Black
Radius rods Works with aftermarket radius rods; does not work with OEM high clearance radius rods
Installation tools Basic tools
Included One chassis brace and installation hardware
Made in America

Vehicle fitment

It fits the 2018 and newer Polaris RZR XP Turbo S.

It is made for the XP Turbo S only, so the non-turbo RZR XP 1000 and RZR XP 4 1000 are not covered.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Installation is a direct bolt-on with no drilling or modification, and the brace installs with basic tools. Because the brace works with aftermarket radius rods only, confirm your radius rods before installing it.

What’s included

One chassis brace and the installation hardware.

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Polaris RZR XP Turbo likely fits2018–2021All

Vehicles marked "likely fits" are inferred from the product description rather than a manufacturer fitment list. Please confirm fitment with the manufacturer before ordering.

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

Will this rear brace fit a 2018 RZR XP Turbo S?

Yes. It is made for the 2018 and newer Polaris RZR XP Turbo S, so a 2018 model is covered. Confirm the year and model before installing.

Does it work with the OEM high clearance radius rods?

No. The brace does not work with the OEM high clearance radius rods. It is engineered to work with aftermarket radius rods instead.

Does installation require drilling?

No. It is a direct bolt-on upgrade that requires no drilling or modification, and it installs with basic tools. Confirm your radius rods before installing it.

How can I tell if my radius rods need replacing?

Look for play at the rod ends, cracked bushings and bent rods. Any movement at the mounting points under load suggests wear. Replace worn parts before fitting the brace, so the new mounts are not carrying slack from worn rods.