Upgrade your Polaris General with the Engine Start Rocker Actuator Contura V Switch Cover by XTC Power Products. Designed for durability and precision, this rocker switch actuator is an essential accessory for riders who demand both style and functionality in their off-road vehicle. Built to fit seamlessly into Contura V switch bodies, this actuator ensures a perfect fit and dependable performance for long-lasting use.
This rocker actuator is engineered to work with XTC Power Control Systems, delivering reliable compatibility with your existing setup. It is also designed to be interchangeable with popular aftermarket systems, including sPod and Daystar switch bodies, giving you versatile installation options. Please note that this listing is for the rocker actuator only; the actual electrical switch is not included. This makes it an excellent solution for riders who want to customize the look of their dashboard while maintaining their current wiring and switch body.
The Contura V design is a trusted industry standard, known for its ergonomic feel, durability, and clean appearance. The actuator measures 1.92 inches in length by 1.020 inches in width, ensuring a snug fit without unnecessary bulk. Its precise construction allows for smooth operation, making it easy to toggle your engine start function even in rugged conditions. Whether you are upgrading your factory setup or replacing a worn component, this rocker actuator provides a professional, factory-style appearance that blends seamlessly with your Polaris General’s interior design.
Ideal for off-road enthusiasts who rely on dependable electrical components, the Engine Start Rocker Actuator Contura V Switch Cover from XTC Power Products offers superior quality and a polished finish. By enhancing both style and usability, it ensures your vehicle’s controls remain intuitive, durable, and ready for every adventure. Choose this rocker actuator to maintain a clean, organized dashboard and enjoy the confidence of a high-quality product built for your Polaris General.
