CAN-AM OUTLANDER 850 LIFT KIT INSTALL

Lift Kit install video on my buddies 2020 Can-Am Outlander 850! Check it out.
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[@sportscardude]

Does adding the spacer give the entire coilover assy less range of motion or make it substantially more firm?

[@jontaviousgerard6319]

What type of pipe is that and does it fit fox suspicion

[@jims5852]

Just wondering if those spaces are hard on your axles?

[@fullthrottlehq1645]

I would say they do put extra load on your cv shafts as they increase the angles, yes.

[@hugostiglitz2388]

Just a thought...I would NEVER put my hands where you do with a spring under such tension. I'm a guy who can count on his fingers up to nine.

[@mudlifejunkiepr3937]

How many inch tall is that spacer normally for a two and a half inch lift they are only 1 in tall that looks like about a 2-in spacer and height

[@fullthrottlehq1645]

Approx 2" if I remember correctly

[@livelaughlove20able]

What brand spacers did you go with?

[@mudlifejunkiepr3937]

I made my own out of PVC it works perfect