Assault MAS-223 Phoenix Kawasaki Teryx KRX 1000 Axles

The Assault Industries MAS-223 Phoenix Axle are Race-Ready KRX 1000 Axles! The Teryx KRX is a performance machine built for speed. If you want axles to match, you need the Assault Industries MAS-223 Phoenix Axle for your Kawasaki KRX 1000.

What makes it so special? It uses proprietary grease that doesn’t break down at high temps. You can ride as hard and as long as you want without blowing your CVs. There’s no better way to leave the competition in the dust.

Note: Price is for 1 Axle

Note: Picture is for reference only - Your Exact Models Axle May Not Be Shown 

Replaces OEM Part #:
Front Left: 59266-0733
Front Right: 59266-0732
Rear Left: 59266-0734 and 59266-0759
Rear Right: 59266-0742 and 59266-0760

Features
Proprietary high-temp grease blend perfect for aggressive riding
Reduced friction prevents heat buildup
Grease is virtually waterproof
High pressure tolerance for extreme rides
Resists temperatures greater than 586.4°F (308°C)
Heat-treated 4340 chromoly steel axle shafts
Operates at high CV angles
Field and lab tested for extreme strength and endurance
3-year warranty 

High-Temp Grease You Can’t Get Anywhere Else
Assault Industries' proprietary high-temp grease breaks all the rules. Normal grease breaks down at high heat caused by running at high speed and high articulation. And when grease breaks down, it blows your CV joints. Assault Industries’ grease handles high temps without breaking down.

How Good Is Phoenix Axle Grease?
Assault Industries tested their Phoenix Axle grease in a state-of-the-art viscosity lab. Even there, the equipment maxed out at 586.4°F with no signs of grease breakdown. OEM grease only made it to 365°F. If you want to race with the best and take the top step, Phoenix Axles can’t be beat.

Unbeatable CVs Too
A great axle is more than just great grease. That’s why these axles use oversized CV joints that can handle extreme articulation caused by lift kits or offset A-arms. Ride hard all weekend—that’s what these CVs are made for.

Bigger, Tougher Axle Shafts
The Phoenix Axle’s shafts get a big upgrade too. They’re thicker than stock and made with chromoly steel. They’ll take hard hits and handle extreme torque without breaking a sweat.