[rotaxdave1]

Ok, last year I added 2" wheel spacers to the rear of my 05 800 spmn. Moving tires out 2 inches changed the suspension geometry enough to cause the rear of the machine to severely squat under any weight or heavy acceleration. So, I ordered a set of Highlifters springs which are supposed to be 50 lb heavier than stock and it helped somewhat but it seems like my ride height is still awful low (a-arms are straight across with just me sitting on the machine) even with the adjustment cams all the way up. Does anyone make a spring preload spacer like they do for the xp's. I really don't want to use Polaris' spacer as I dont like the split setup. I'm not running Nascar whereI may have to take some wedge out to make er pull harder out of the corners. lol I'd like a permanant fix.

Thanks

 

[juicedcummins]

Highlifter springs that only give you an additional 50 lbs are the prob. Seen way too many sets sack out in no time way too light.
Pretty sure epi makes a set rated for 128lbs. They may sound stiff but remember you can back of your adjusters.

 

[rotaxdave1]

Juicedcummins, thanks I'll check out epi

 

[rotaxdave1]

Called EPI today. The CSR was very informative. Their hd rears for an 05 sportsman are 140lb shocks and stock is 100lb.

 

[juicedcummins]

|I could have swore the Epi's were heavier than the Highlifter.., guess I was wrong.
Check out the spring rate for a 2 up 800, might be worth looking into.

 

[4play]

I run the 140's there awsome. like rideing on air over bumps plus you allways get just aboub max ride height.

 

[rotaxdave1]

4play, thanks for your input.