What we mean when we say something fits

Fits is not one thing

There is a big difference between a manufacturer listing a part for your machine and a seller writing a model name in a listing title. Both get called fits on most sites. We do not treat them the same.

Every fitment note on this site carries a grade and a source, and the source has a date on it.

The grades, strongest first

These are the words we use and what each one actually means.

• ▸Manufacturer verified. The equipment manufacturer lists this part for this machine.
• ▸Physically checked. We fitted it ourselves and it went on.
• ▸Part number match. The manufacturer part number matches the one a parts catalogue lists for this machine.
• ▸Checked by us. We compared published measurements against the machine. We have not fitted one.
• ▸Seller says it fits. The seller lists this machine in their own fitment table. We have not confirmed it.
• ▸Matches the interface. Sized for an interface this machine is reported to have, such as a roll-bar tube of a given size. Measure yours first.
• ▸General accessory. Not specific to this machine at all.

Why some pages are empty

If we have not verified anything in a category for your machine, that section says so and stays empty. We do not fill it with a product from the same category and hope.

An empty section is us telling you we do not know yet. That is more useful than a confident guess.