Got a 2009 RZR 800 50"...How will install go? Do I need shock compressors? Also have offset Vader Rims from a XC model
190388
You'll be fine just jack it up and install you may have to raise or lower to get the bolts in the holes but not hard at all
190389
I used a binder strap to compress the shocks a little to make it easier but it is not necessary
1479648
The stock shocks will be just fine as well as the sway bar. An adjustable track bar is recommended but not needed I'm using the stock one and the only thing I notice is the front axle sits about half an inch towards the driver side more then stock but it won't wear any parts or drive weird. I say go for it my truck looks awesome!
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I didn't have any instructions either and that is a common complaint about the intake. The installation process was rather intuitive though. The lacking of torque specs made me a bit nervous but other than that it wasn't much of a problem. Just make sure that you put in the gaskets in the appropriate places, the crankcase breathers face outwards and you don't snap either of the fluted bolts and you should be fine.
264893
Buy a RAM-Mount. I had to buy one to fit my RIDER on my GSX-R 750. Called them for help and the lady was really nice, and sold me the proper kit. The RIDER does cover my really inaccurate speedo, but that's no big loss. The GPS speedo on the RIDER is far more accurate anyway.
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You will need some adjustable swaybar disconnects i got an adjustable track bar and you will need shocks also.
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Bought quite a few suspension components last fall, but chose to do the engine work first. I started on the rear first. YOU WILL NEED some specialty tools if the hardened bolts are seized.(rust) Forget about penetrating oil and a torch. You'll do to much damage. Impact wrench will bust off bolt heads and/or nuts. Oh yeah, the kit will work. Bolts are fluted to hold grease (grade 8 minimum. but not included) If you plan on more intensive replacement of components; like bushings--oh boy,buy the brake lines on the arm they are attached. These vehicles had marvelous ride quality. It is in the bushings. The Sensen shocks are good. Limited lifetime warranty means that if the go bad after a few years, YOU buy new ones. Always use anti seize compound. Get new shock boots and the few other little things top and bottom. Anywhere metal touches metal and twists, turns or what not, test fit and grease the heck out of those spots. Better have decent impact wrench (NO 12 pt sockets) and a 4 1/2 in or 5 in angle grinder. FYI, never got the front struts on. Lousy health. Good luck and sorry for long winded answer.
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Check your rim and tire sizes carefully. The only bike I know that had a special rim was a Schwinn in the late 50`s thru the 70`s. Maybe someone swapped the rims? Western Flyer was sold by Western Auto and should have a standard rim.
1099153
I have a 99 road glide , the fairings are slightly different ,but these adaptor rings needed to be trimmed by about 3/8 of an inch to clear the outer fairing shell then I put one screw in the speaker and rotated it slightly on the adaptor ring and drilled new holes , not a big deal but I did have to make it work. your bike may have more clearance.
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Most of the bikes listed in the ad have 7/8" bars. I put these on a DR650, with 7/8" bars. Your YZ probably has 1-1/8 bars. I would say these are not the guards for you. Check out Cycra Hand Guards. They will be strong enough for MX type crashes.
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I didn't have too do any thing to mine, I'm told the newer bikes are more tolerant too small engine mods.... all I've put on mine so far is the K&n; RK cleaner, and some aftermaket slip on mufflers , and it runs great / lot better than stock..... no complaints at all, and still has that stock appearance. Hope this helps you, good luck K.L.
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I sold the bike but they did fit on my 2007 sportster 883. One of the bolts it comes with is longer and bolts onto the shock. If I could do it over again I would buy the easy brackets and quality saddlebags from foxcreek leather. My saddlebags hanging over the seat worked but were kinda loose because you have to tie them to the brackets and it was a bit od a pain. Check out foxcreek leather. They have a link to the easybrackets.
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be certain you have the right part number and at times hold must be drilled in the frame.I did not install the airbags on my 2012 I had somebody else do it. if you can afford it you won't regret getting the onboard compressor.
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The strut (shock) are about $100 a piece. I would recommend you consider replacing the strut mounts also. Very nice setup; by moving the snap ring up to a different groove you can lift your vehicle up to 2". On my FJ Cruiser I also purchased rear coil spring aluminum spacers (2") to match the front. Keeps the original ride quality. Don't forget to retorque all bolts and get front end aligned when done installing.
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Not sure. I bought it for an 800, but depending on the size of your rims you will need spacers too.
454656
u will need to make the ajustments for your bike, as i had to install on a HD sportster,,if u cant am sure u can take to a bike shop and they can do what is needed to install
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I rode motorcycles for years and owned a dealership. I'd recommend the short "L" shaped piece for good air chuck access.. You will want to have the wheel re-balanced, because the valve extension probably weighs an ounce or more - far too much weight, and that would shake the bike at mid- to high speeds unless you rebalance.BV
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I'm not sure of the size but the nuts that come with the spacers are the same size as my 2014 RZR 800 so I was able to interchange them. Hope this helps.