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I think this picture has 30s, soon after I changed to 32s.
I'm running 15" wheels and also have the control arms that push the front wheels forward a couple inches.
I get slight rubbing on back of the fender at full lock/stuff and a little on the top of the fender flares.

Love it with the 32's.

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Did you adjust your clutching at all after you went to 32s?
I actually did it when I installed the 30's.
Thinking it was Hunter Works kit. Would need to go through my paper work to verify.

I didn't notice any different between the stock tires and the 32's with the clutch work.
Well, maybe a slight power loss.
Experienced on a Sand Hill with 4 people in it. Made it over the top but I could tell the was a slight loss of power.

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I would just get the plus a-arms and get some heavier springs to increase your ride height some over stock. I am not a fan of lift kits. Most of them just seem to move the upper shock mount down which is pretty cheesy. You can easily gain a couple inches of ride height with and Eibach Stage 3 spring kit.
good advice right here
X3 Buddy of mine had a kit taken off his that I picked up cheap. After bolting it on I gained me a few inches ( thats all I wanted ) your height is gained more buy adjusting the shocks than the reposition of the shock. I will get the springs to do it ( IMO ) the right way when $$ allows . Most of our riding is in tight woods and the 4 seaters gain a lot from the extra clearance.
 
Any lift kit that changes the geometry is going to affect the ride. I ran the highlifter kit pictured earlier on a 2014 XP41000 and it rode like $hit afterwards. Harsh ride, bad roll, loose in corners. I took some preload out of the springs which helped some but then I lost the clearance I gained. Great kit for tire clearance and the mud which it was designed for but the ride manners on the trail were terrible.
 
I love the 4 seater but, I get high centered and rub the chassis way to much...so I hear ya.
Eibach Stage 3 springs really helped with my ride height. Given I still have to watch certain places with the long wheel base, I don't have nearly the problems that I had stock. With my RZR empty, I have about 15" of clearance in the front and 14" in the back. That is with 30" tires.
 
I am really thinking strongly of upgrading to 32" Pro Armor crawlers. I have a Racertech lift and love it!! My question is this. Do I need to do clutch work as well or can I leave it stock?
 
I bought 32" Outback maxs on a 17" wheel, 3-5 bracket lift, Dalton clutch, arched arms and radius rods. Should have it back this weekend with the clutch and lift installed. Arms and rods ate in transit. I'm pretty stoked.
 
I am really thinking strongly of upgrading to 32" Pro Armor crawlers. I have a Racertech lift and love it!! My question is this. Do I need to do clutch work as well or can I leave it stock?
Whether you need clutch work or not depends on how performance oriented you are. If you are just a mellow trail rider then no, you probably won't need to mess with the clutch. If you want the most performance possible, you are leaving a lot on the table by running 32s and stock clutching. I would call Sparks or Airdam and have them put together a custom kit for your RZR/application.
 
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