Time to replace the front end on my 2014 Pro RMK, just wondering if the React front end and the standard Axys front end will fit my sled.
Pro Chassis Front end
- Thread starter KROEM
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I put Pro-ride lower arms on an AXYS but the bushings were off about 1/8" so I had to trim them as the Pro-Ride style have a shoulder. I think it would be easier the other way with just a spacer. Didn't try the upper arms. Also shorter shocks are needed if you go with stock 36" arm width. It would be easier to put offset spindles on the ProRide and they work fantastic.
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Mountainside 1" Offset Spindle for AXYS Assault Switchback or 11-15 Proride
Narrow the stance of your 16-18 AXYS Assault Switchback or 11-15 Proride without changing A-Arms, Tie-Rods or shocks. Easy install. Anodized Black, price for pair.
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Offset spindles and/or aftermarket a-arms FTW... Axys parts will change your geometry in a bad way giving it way too much ski pressure, unless you make a bunch of other adjustments to rear suspension too. That is React or nonreact Axys, especially if you use the spindles. Can't speak to just the Axys a-arms. I would not do it. Unless you want to drop the skid lower in the rear, which then necessitates Assault rails or antistab... the changes cascade and you may end up spending a lot of coin and not liking the results. Personally I would do stock width a-arms and offset spindles, or if my spindles were good and my a-arms beat up I would do Alternative Impact a-arms at 37" and stock spindles. If you want a narrower sled. Just because you put a React front end on a Pro does not mean it will handle at all like the React without a bunch more work...
