900 RMK rear suspension sag

[prp900x]

I have a 06 151 900 RMK, and the problem is the rear suspension sags with no one on it and when you do sit on it, it looks like a low rider. The springs are set all the way up and you can go to rear bumper and lift it up 6 inches. Does anyone have any ideas? thanks

 

[river]

sag

Yes they do that ,you can read about it in your owners book ,I've added something to mine that helps, its where the springs are ,there is a piece of plastic inside of the spring ,I've made some larger ones and it holds the spring down more so it holds the sled higher. hope that helps

 

[Dogmeat]

I have a 06 151 900 RMK, and the problem is the rear suspension sags with no one on it and when you do sit on it, it looks like a low rider. The springs are set all the way up and you can go to rear bumper and lift it up 6 inches. Does anyone have any ideas? thanks

I don't have that problem with mine and I weigh ~245-lbs ... same sled exactly, 06' 151" ...

I have the spring set on the stiffest setting and it worked pretty well for me for half the season that way...the start of last years season I had it on medium ... with medium the sag was too much, but on stiff it was about 3" which if I remember right is where the owners manual said to set it.

I'd get a new set of springs ... are you a lighter guy or heavier guy?

 

[jfield]

the shock has an adjustable valve at the base

 

[05900]

There are stiffer springs availible,shock adjustment and Carl's cycle kit.

 

[cupster]

I have an 06 900 159 rmk and it did the same thing you are talking about and i had everything adjusted so i bought heavier springs and thats all it took keeps her big azz in the air! hope that helps
cupster

 

[reid8301]

upper boggie wheels

I have 05 900 Rmk I was Having the same problem so out boredome i tore the rear suspension out and found my rear shock was completlet blown. But in doing so it looked like i could move my upper rear boggie wheels forward to a new hole is this possible and if it is what will this do for me? Thanks in advance for the reply's.