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SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade: Backcountry 800R vs SP 800R - Which to Choose?

Two SPI suspension springs for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade models: one for the Backcountry 800R Power TEK and one for the SP 800R Power TEK. Compare the model-specific details and pick the one that matches your sled.

Last updated Aug 17, 2026

When you're shopping in powersports tires brakes suspension, a rear suspension spring can be the one part that changes how your snowmobile handles. For owners of 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade models, two SPI springs are on the table: one for the Backcountry 800R Power TEK and one for the SP 800R Power TEK. Both come from Sports Parts Inc, so the real question is which spring is made for your exact model.

Quick Verdict

If your sled is the 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK, the SPI spring made for that model is the one to consider. If you own the Renegade SP 800R Power TEK, the SPI spring for that model is the one to look for. Both springs are priced at USD 47.95, so the decision is about matching the part to your specific model.

Comparison at a Glance

Here's how the two springs compare:

ProductBrandConditionPart NumberPrice
SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEKSports Parts IncNew2521-S494883-91USD 47.95
SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade SP 800R Power TEK [Rear RightSports Parts IncNew4853-S481547-83USD 47.95

Where Each Spring Works Best

Since both springs come from the same manufacturer, the deciding factor is your exact Renegade model.

Backcountry 800R Power TEK: This spring is the one to choose when your snowmobile is the 2011 Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK.

SP 800R Power TEK: This spring takes the decision if you're working on a 2011 Renegade SP 800R Power TEK.

Product Notes

SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK

SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK

This spring is for the 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK. The reason to choose this one is simple: the product name points directly to the Backcountry model you own, and that direct match removes guesswork when you're comparing two similar springs. If that's the sled you're working on, this spring is the obvious starting point. The limitation is that the product name doesn't call out a rear right position, so if you need the SP 800R rear right spring, this one doesn't carry that label. Match the model name on the product to your specific Renegade before deciding.

SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade SP 800R Power TEK [Rear Right

SPI Suspension Spring for 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade SP 800R Power TEK Rear Right

For the Renegade SP 800R Power TEK, this SPI spring is labeled for the rear right position. The rear right designation makes it easy to identify which corner it's meant for, which is exactly the reason to pick it when your machine is the SP model. The limitation is that the product name is tied specifically to the SP model, so if your snowmobile is the Backcountry 800R Power TEK, this spring isn't the one for that sled. The model name is the clearest way to keep the two straight.

Final Choice by Use Case

The decision comes down to your specific Renegade. If the sled is a 2011 Ski-Doo Renegade Backcountry 800R Power TEK, the Backcountry spring is the one to choose. If the machine is the Renegade SP 800R Power TEK, the SP spring is the right pick. Match the model name on the product to the sled you're working on, and the choice becomes clear. There's no reason to let two similar-looking springs confuse the decision; the model name is the clear tie-breaker. If you're not sure which one you need, the product name is the part that tells you exactly which Renegade it was made for.

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