Polaris Turbo IQ (2011)

The Polaris Turbo IQ (2011) is a high-end snowmobile. Polaris promotes the Turbo IQ (2011) as being built for speed, as opposed to being built for carrying passengers. There is a dash-mounted 12v outlet on this snowmobile, which means that you can add a GPS or other 12v device.

The four-stroke engine of this snowmobile features two cylinders operating at 750cc displacement, and is designed to overboost by 30% for the first four seconds of acceleration, allowing you speed off the starting line. This engine is connected to a single turbo exhaust system. The Polaris Turbo IQ (2011) features IQ front and rear suspensions. The twelve inch windshield is smoke-tinted, which helps to keep the sun out of your eyes. This model is a step up from the lower cost Turbo IQ LX (2011) model in that it has seven position rider select steering (as opposed to the Turbo IQ LX's five position rider select steering, for more precise settings) and a thirteen watt worklight. The Polaris Turbo IQ (2011) touring snowmobile is equipped with an electric start feature.