I'm in the midst of doing a frame swap on my 2014 RZR 800 with the SATV S conversion. After installing all the suspension on the new frame I noticed the rear of the machine is sitting almost 2in lower than the front. I'm using the drop brackets but I don't recall there being any difference between the front and back when they were installed on the old frame. The front bracket has 2 holes on either side about 2in apart and the rear bracket only has one hole. Should the rear be that much lower?
rye_knower
Front to Rear Height Difference?
I'm in the midst of doing a frame swap on my 2014 RZR 800 with the SATV S conversion. After installing all the suspension on the new frame I noticed the rear of the machine is sitting almost 2in lower than the front. I'm using the drop brackets but I don't recall there being any difference between the front and back when they were installed on the old frame. The front bracket has 2 holes on either side about 2in apart and the rear bracket only has one hole. Should the rear be that much lower?
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Sounds ok. If you bring the front shocks to the inner mount it'll lower it and probably be more level. Other than that, you can probably adjust ride height with preload. Some of the 800 XC models would get a little saggy in the rear end for some reason. Stock shocks wearing out maybe, but not sure if that's the case with yours. Dropping the front to the second mounting hole and some preload adjustment should get you all evened out.
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