have a 2011 rzr 800 s. I’m trying to identify my control arms. I need to know how much lift I have. I have home made tie rods. I want to get the correct tie rods
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I have a 2011 rzr 800 s. I’m trying to identify my control arms. I need to know how much lift I have. View attachment 770211
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You said, quote: " I have home made tie rods. I want to get the correct tie rods"
Are looking to buy new ones or use your homemade ones?

 

You said, quote: " I have home made tie rods. I want to get the correct tie rods"
Are looking to buy new ones or use your homemade ones?

You said, quote: " I have home made tie rods. I want to get the correct tie rods"
Are looking to buy new ones or use your homemade ones?

Buy new ones. But need to how much lift I have.

 

What’s wrong with the tie rods? From the pictures they look ok. Could set them up for double shear but otherwise they look fine.

 

And are you certain those tie rods are homemade? I see they have notches, for a wrench to adjust.

 

Yes I made them.

 

@Sac75 there should be a part number on the shaft of those axles. From there, you'll be able to tell if its sitting at stock width or if you need longer tie rods for a specific full suspension lift.

 

@Sac75 there should be a part number on the shaft of those axles. From there, you'll be able to tell if its sitting at stock width or if you need longer axles for a specific full suspension lift.

Super Atv i need tie rods not axles

 

What he was telling you was not that you needed axles, but how the part numbers on the axles you currently have, can tell you how much of a lift you have, in order to be able to get you the correct tie rod... At least that's what I got out of it..

That’s what I got out of it also.

Super Atv i need tie rods not axles

^^^^^^This...........

If you shoot me the part number on those axles I can tell you if you need stock length tie rods or custom length tie rods.

The part number will let me know if you are at stock height or if you have a full suspension lift that requires special tie rods. I misspoke and said longer axles in my original message, but either way...that part number will tell us all we need to know.