ive got all the stock stuff out from under a full size ranger an rzr shocks now also took a bunch of measurements off of the full size so now I have everything I need to do the doulble a arm conversion also its goin be a lil wider
also its a huge difference in the stub shafts on the full size this should help with my problems breaking t off
I don't think so. The actual axle bar on the midsize is bigger then the fullsize, but the cups and shafts are bigger on the fullsize. It's kinda hard to explain without showing in person.
Badass...sooo....if diffs are the same, then...Some of the axle issues associated with the midsize lift and stuff...could be eliminated by using fullsize axles!?!??! Cuz they're longer right RumRunner?? Measure them up and see what lengths are...this might be usefull info..cuz then, for a midsize person to upgrade to fullsize axles, POSSIBLY.. ya could use outter wheel bearings, and hubs, then you'd be in business? Might be wrong though. The outter bearings MAY not push into midsize strut housings, OR the rotor mounting/caliper mounting could be way off.. just a thought. If i had the crap laying around, id try it myself..sounds VERY interesting..
yes it is for my 800 midsize any way dunno about ur 500 an yea it would be possible to pt full size axels in a midsize it u have the strut machined to accept the lager full size wheel bearing an get a full size hub an rotor it would probly would an by the internets from Polaris the full size ranger is 53" wide an the mid size it 50" so u wont gain to much width
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