Does anybody have a pic or a 110% answer if they will fit in a pinch of a 2015 pro rmk just the lowers in question
Glued arms fit axys?
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Looks like Teth-Air put them on.....here is the thread:
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3879474#post3879474
http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?p=3879474#post3879474
Bobby, I think you read the OP wrong; he wants to put the glued PRO arms on the AXYS. So i think the shoulder / Flange portion of the bushings needs to be thinned a bit to fit the AXYS. Feel free to correct me if I'm mis-speaking.
Yeah idk, you're probably right.
At fist I figured you could install them with the spacers in reverse of what i did to put axys arms on the pro, but maybe not, haven't tried it
Yeah I'm getting preped to head west in few weeks and have my 15 I'm planing on taking also as backup just wanted to know if it's just a easy arm swap I would like to ride my axys more than my 15
No difference, the height is all in the spindle.
I hope all of you guys that have bent these weak arms are opening cases with Polaris customer service. They seem pre occupied with a computer flash to cover all the poorly set TPS sensors they sent out LOL
Mine runs GREAT but, the damn lower a-arms are inexcusably weak. If we the wrecking crew do not report to them directly, repeatedly, firmly, they will continue to blame us for wanting to ride this sweet sled in the mountains like it was intended. Like we did the last few years...
Mine runs GREAT but, the damn lower a-arms are inexcusably weak. If we the wrecking crew do not report to them directly, repeatedly, firmly, they will continue to blame us for wanting to ride this sweet sled in the mountains like it was intended. Like we did the last few years...
So what's the verdict? These stock lowers aren't going to last long on my sled after seeing what happened to my riding buddies lower
They are soft. Carry one spare lower per day you are going to ride, or buy aftermarket.
So what's the verdict? These stock lowers aren't going to last long on my sled after seeing what happened to my riding buddies lower
Verdict is that I have had a set of stock 14 arms on my sled for 600 kms and they work fine. Put something else on or you will be forced to soon. I hope we can get a brace kit built for stock 16 arms, will know soon.
You could tigweld a brace on the week spot... i bent my lower a-arm. So i Bought zbros... buddy bent his so he cut a peace out of my bet one and had it wedded in the skinny spot were they all bend..it seams to be working good. That was 600 miles ago. Seen him fly over the bars a few times and have a couple hard hits that stopped him.. does not look the best but so far so Good.
A true Carbon fibre wrap on / or sleeve over the thin spot would do double duty; as a stiffener and keep the snow and ice from adhering. All with negligible weight gain.
Without the temper / strength loss from welding. Just thinking out loud. FWIW
Without the temper / strength loss from welding. Just thinking out loud. FWIW
Mine were only 1/8" difference and shaving the bushings and spacing off with flat washers was all it took to fit.
