Arctic cat riser blocks any good?

[cat leader]

I was wondering the riser blocks that come from ac are they any good
they are aluminum and I can get them in 1 2 or 3 inch size so I was also wondering what is the biggest riser I can get without having to
change any thing like cables or brake line thanks
the sled is a 06 M7

 

[Sledder66]

the arctic cat ones are fine....made just like the powermadd .....u can go to a 4 in without changing anything

 

[scarter]

I have a 2" Cat riser on my '05 M7. I really noticed the difference. Works great.

I have heard that 3" is the max you can go without extending cables. With my 2" things were starting to get tight I had to zip tie the hand warmer cables together so they wouldn't pull apart. But I didn't re route the cables, I have heard that this will free up some extra slack.

 

[RMK_Ryder02]

3" riser

i have the 3" riser on my 08 M8 and it works fine didnt have to get any extensions or anything works really well

 

[chip13]

Risers

Check out After Market Products (AMP) for the trickest billet risers. I installed their 3" riser block on my 07 M8 and had plenty of cable length with the stock cables.

 

[Meatman]

a bar riser is a bar riser my friends.....watch the swapmeet and ebay...you will usually find a couple of them in either place.

 

[MUZBOMB]

I have installed a 4" without cable extentions that is the most you can go without having to use extensions.

 

[bgreen776]

08 M1000. I'm currently running five inches of rise with stock cables, wiring, and brake line. I just rotated the banjo fitting on the master cylinder and re-routed the throttle cable to the MAG side of the engine. I'm going to 6" of rise soon and am 100% confident it will work just fine as most people that go that tall start to rotate their bars forward a bit. Just make sure you do whats necessary to prevent wire chafing and work hardening. (Hot glue works great for chafing, and helps with work hardening too if used creatively)