[lefthandlouie]

have a 2014 ranger 900 bought super atv forward a arms and 3 in lift not sure how they,re coming up with 3in with this lift only measure 1 3/4 also purchased muddr in law 32x10x14 tires looks like crap!there is enough tire clearance in fender wells thinkn about going with 4 in lift any issues by doing this?

 

[alloutdoors]

have a 2014 ranger 900 bought super atv forward a arms and 3 in lift not sure how they,re coming up with 3in with this lift only measure 1 3/4 also purchased muddr in law 32x10x14 tires looks like crap!there is enough tire clearance in fender wells thinkn about going with 4 in lift any issues by doing this?

That's unfortunate. Can you post some pictures of the unit and added lift components?

 

[Taylorhotshots]

I purchased a Marshall motoart 2.5" lift and haven't installed yet but I'm not seeing how it can be 2.5" with just mounting the shock an inch higher either. Same dilemma. Waiting on a arms do to the install

 

[scottd]

it doesn't take a full 2.5in to get a 2.5in lift..like on a pick up truck for a 2.5in level kit the spacers might be only 2 1/4in big..when you change angles on suspension it doesn't take much to make big changes

 

[Toxic-21]

Mudder in laws, Tires look like crap.
Please explain or post pics.

 

[Voo-Doo]

I have the Marshall. 2.5 kit It works well for me,,,

 

[lefthandlouie]

tires look awesome just doesn't look good on machine need more lift seen a lot of pics with 32s 4in lift looks good mine looks like low rider with huge tire stuffed in fender well

 

[Adam800le]

I also bought the 2.5 Marshal Motoart lift. It works very well for me. I am running 28" Zillas also.

 

[alloutdoors]

I too have the Marshall kit and like the outcome, a very simple attachment which works.

 

[cowpen]

If you really want 32 inch tires, I think you'll need more than just forward arms and a bracket lift.

 

[Expat]

I agree with Cowper. You can't go to 32s cheaply. They gonna get way deeper in your pocket than they will take you in the mud. Do them cheap and you better stay on the street.


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[Twisted10]

I have a 3" super atv lift. There are 2 holes to chose from in their bracket lift for your shocks. You can also obtain more lift by cranking up the shocks.

32's are pretty big for fwd arms/3" lift.....

 

[Taylorhotshots]

I'm not saying I don't like the idea of the Marshall lift, like I said I haven't installed yet. But by looking at the brackets I am not seeing the 2.5" of lift. Will post more when I do the install

 

[cowpen]

It's all about the geometry of the suspension. The bracket adds about an inch and a quarter at the lower shock mount location. But the wheel is at the far end of the a-arms, so the actual lift of the chassis translates into a greater distance. I have my shocks in the inner top mount, and lowest spring preload for the smoothest ride. The 2.5" Marshall lift gave me right around 2.25" of chassis lift without changing anything else. Close enough for me.

 

[Taylorhotshots]

Ok I see ya makes sense. Anyone know if the Marshall lift wll work with backwoods armor a arms? I ordered it all before I thought about mounting the lift on the a arm vs the top of the shock on other lifts

 

[cowpen]

Ok I see ya makes sense. Anyone know if the Marshall lift wll work with backwoods armor a arms? I ordered it all before I thought about mounting the lift on the a arm vs the top of the shock on other lifts

I hear ya... I'm in exactly the same spot as you, but with the SuperATV forward arms. My arms are supposed to be delivered tomorrow. I plan to put them together loosely to test. If there's any possibility that the Marshall bracket will be prone to flopping around on the SATV shock mount, I'll either drill another cross-bolt hole to stabilize everything if space allows, or weld the Marshall bracket to the SATV shock mount if not.

 

[lefthandlouie]

not sure the moto art lift will wrk with super atv forward a arms