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How to Fix UTV Bump Steer BSD Kit Update (Shock Therapy LIVE 6/22/21)
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Shock Therapy tie rod kits are available for select Polaris, Can-Am, Yamaha, and Kawasaki side by sides! They are precision machined from billet aluminum and hard anodized for strength and longevity. They are also designed to ensure compatibility (on supported models ONLY) with our BSD™ Pin Kit (Select Polaris, Yamaha, and Kawasaki models). All Can-Am tie rod kits purchased from this page will include BSD™ spacers
These Tie Rod Kits feature:
- Proprietary inner joint that is much stronger than stock and still retains stock geometry
- Highest quality 5/8” rod end with teflon liner
- Works with our Bump Steer Delete (BSD Kit)
- Stronger than stock Billet Aluminum Rod
For more information, please visit:
shocktherapyst.com/all-product...
If I was trying to sell a spring package for a particular machine, I probably wouldn’t make it sound like the machine sucks, even if I did think it sucks! Marketing 101!
I also would at least pretend like I know what it is and I sure would have my facts straight so it didn’t come off as watching fake news.
Stupid is, stupid does.
Yeah, the lacking power comment on the rmax compared to machines it is literally more powerful than, anyone can find youtube evidence of this in drag races ....but then they doubled down on the ignorance with the "glorified ranger" comment really makes a guy wonder here. Desert queens...
As far a bashing branches in the north east, it's really hard to beat an rmax, even if it were possible for a general to hang with my rmax, it would fall apart trying. Haven't driven a new commander yet tho. But Let's be real, the general is the glorified ranger......
@@Rio5kay rmax owners getting extra butthurt in the comments section XD he said "in my opinion" like 5 times
@@3DProductions Opinions don't matter about the power when there's proof that he's wrong on that one. There's video after video...
I get that this demonstration makes it way better than stock but, isn’t this just fixing toe change and not necessarily bump steer? Without checking one side (or both) to a stationary vertical plane, how do we know it’s not steering both tires equally to the left or the right?
You are correct. But having done over 10,000 of these kits and personally spot checked over 100 cars in the shop through the years there isn’t much difference from left to right using a center plate. Most people won’t have one or use one so we just keep it simple where most customers can measure easy.
I have the 2 seater 2021 commander XT-P and I don't see how the kit on the website would adjust much as the nuckale on mine doesn't have as much space as the x3? Can you do a video on that ?
The process is identical. Remember 30 thousands of an inch in height changes bump by 1/2”. It doesn’t take much room to fix bump
What if I'm .73 high in height on the spindle side of the tie rod and can't go any lower to get it under a .50? 2020 rzr pro xp with your tie rod kit
If you’re out of adjustment then .500 is the best you’re going to get.
Would be great if you'd educate yourselves on the RMAX before spouting off, certainly doesn't say much for your company/brand.
more butthurt rmax owners, go buy an x3 lololol
@@3DProductions ...betcha hit all the gay pride parades doncha..?
I'll tell you what ST you bring a stock General XP and I'll race that toilet and beat it. Unpowered you guy's are something else. The new commander beats the General XP and the Rmax will beat the KRX, unpowered!!!....
So I have the new bsd kit ready to go on a recent build date xrs rr. I have 5/8 toe change from ride height to full droop. Should I just run this at center like stock ? Seems a half kit would nearly put me as bad off the other direction as I am centered/stock.
I would run it centered. 5/8 is not bad.
Do Polaris models such as the Turbo S suffer from this to the extreme as the X3?
They do but they are not as bad and some models have zero issue. Just depends. We have a kit for those coming very soon.
Are these only for stock a arms or will these help with aftermarket arms also ?
They work with all arms. You just need aftermarket tires rods 👍
@@shocktherapy4820 ok thanks just seen on your page that it's not for aftermarket a arms!
@@andrew140672 I’ll fix that. Thank you
I hear Chase has special "bump steer"....sign in men's room....
Lyle, needs to know it's easier to ask for forgiveness than it is permission.
4:13 Hahahaha!