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    Bumbling Driver mandbklingler's Avatar
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    ratchet straps on a-arms 800s

    We have a new toy hauler and in order to get everything in - I'll need to narrow down my suspension. I only need to gain back about 3 inches at most. I've heard that you can do this with a ratchet straps on the A-arms, but wanted to see if anyone has done this and if there is any long term harm?

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    Super Moderator EPL's Avatar
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    I don't think it could damage anything , I know people have done it to fit the XP900 in to the back of a truck.

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    I don't see where it would cause any problems .

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    Prolly be all right to do
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    Wholly-Terror Driver Lennart's Avatar
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    I have done it on a 900 to make it fit in the back of a truck .Didn't see any problems from doing it.

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    If that doesn't work out well for you, I've seen a guy put those tiny little donut spare tires on his RZR while transporting. But that seems like a big pain to swap 4 wheels when you get where you're going.
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    Road-Hog Driver Bedo's Avatar
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    I don't see any problem with using a strap to compress the front end.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scoundrel View Post
    If that doesn't work out well for you, I've seen a guy put those tiny little donut spare tires on his RZR while transporting. But that seems like a big pain to swap 4 wheels when you get where you're going.
    I saw a pic with 4 super low profile profile plywood wheels cut and drilled to get a rzr into his TH. I wondered how he climbed up the ramp with them....even in 4x4 one would think they would spinout from lack of traction.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bedo View Post
    I don't see any problem with using a strap to compress the front end.
    Seen it done before with no problems

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    Wholly-Terror Driver Lennart's Avatar
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    I have seen it dome many times.

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    Bumbling Driver mandbklingler's Avatar
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    Thanks everyone, managed to strap it together just fine!

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