Relic
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High just picked up a new toy a RZR 800eps and was woundering about a lift kit for it. Hear some are good and some not just woundering witch one a guy should get. Want to put 27" mutlites on it.
Help a new rider
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rzrgade
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Put a Racertech 2 inch lift and there are much better tires than mudlites around ...Mudbugs or Zilla`s to name a few....imo
fat tire
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I like rubber down kits for lifts.....but depends on what you like.IMO go rubber down.
Brute Force Boy
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The rzr will fit 28" tires on off set rims or spacers without the lift, a buddy just put them on his 2011 rzr.
IMO, I would go with some new HL springs, good for 1-11/2" of lift, the stock springs start to sag fast, at least the older rzr's do.
IMO, I would go with some new HL springs, good for 1-11/2" of lift, the stock springs start to sag fast, at least the older rzr's do.
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Relic
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Thanks for your help, looking for lift for more ground clearance more then tires fitting.
AB RANGER 007
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Go with the Rubber Downs. I have a set on the front only on my 2007 P Ranger SxS 6X6.
Bruce.
racerfromhell
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I bought a "3" inch lift off e-bay. It moves the top shock mount outwards. It fit really good and I got a honest 2.25 lift from it. No cv bind and zero problems with it. Don't know if eps makes any difference. And it was only $184.00 CDN including shipping.
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Relic
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High looking for a set of pitbull tires in edmonton area. Thanks for your respones.
Brute Force Boy
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I bought my Zillas from Rapid Revolution in edmonton, they gave me a great deal and mount them for free.
What kind of riding do you do? I'm sure the pitbull's are ok but there are many better tires out there, IMO.
OnlyPolaris
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Rubber down lift for sure. best quality you will find at a good price. IMO a lift is a must a rzr. even if all you do is trail ride.
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