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Figured you’d explain it to me… no clue as to why it won’t work..
I'm still skeptical..... from a mechanical engineering stand point I just don't see the issue, the rack & pinion ratio doesn't change, I can't see how the steering sensor would know the arms are different but whatever
 
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Might have a problem with rubbing here between the frame stiffener and the a-arm guards… anyone run into this issue?

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Drive it like u stole it!
I ditched the arm guards. Too much poopy collects. Last time i had them, got a stick in there and cut the F out of my outer boot!
like that Belamy Brothers song….
Just let your love flow!!! But replace love with mud. 😏
 
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Drive it like u stole it!
I ditched the arm guards. Too much poopy collects. Last time i had them, got a stick in there and cut the F out of my outer boot!
like that Belamy Brothers song….
Just let your love flow!!! But replace love with mud. 😏
I had good luck with the factory guards on the LE… plus plan on drilling some holes similar to the LE ones
 
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Troof, but Current ones from SuperATV don’t work with LV
Something about the turning sensor… link on post 2
Weird but OK, I can be dumb the rest of the day now 😆
I think SATV is referring to their power steering setup when he is referring to the steering effects. Arched aarms have no effect on the steering sensor. I and many others have them on my RLV and it changed nothing on the LV system.
 
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I think SATV is referring to their power steering setup when he is referring to the steering effects. Arched aarms have no effect on the steering sensor. I and many others have them on my RLV and it changed nothing on the LV system.
Good to know then… I swore I saw somewhere on their site that they didn’t work with LV, but cannot find that anymore… 🤷‍♂️
 
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Good to know then… I swore I saw somewhere on their site that they didn’t work with LV, but cannot find that anymore… 🤷‍♂️
Yeah there is nothing in the LV, sensor wise, that goes to the front aarms. And the aftermarket high arching ones don’t change a single thing except for being beefier and high aching. Only possible thing would be swapping out the newer shorter aarms with the older forward/stretched you would need to set your tie rods/steering up for the extended arms. But once again that should not change the actual steering angle sensor to have a problem operationally….if adjusted and set properly.
 
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Get some arched A-arms, then the arm skids won't fit.....problem solved
It all works with LV. I think one of the website copy guys got a little happy with the copy and paste button.

The power steering kit does effect some of the LV functions, but just the side dampening functions during high speed turning. Nothing else is effected.


EDIT: I guess the boxed A-arms for the X models actually do interfere. Its just a clearance issue with the arms. But.....its just that one kit. Boxed for the X.
 
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Got the rear windshield installed… was a huge PIA and as typical doesn’t quite fit as nicely even with all those cutouts and bends

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As others have mentioned the pre-filter is a snug fit (had to adjust and tilt it a little bit)
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Cutouts don’t quite line up
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Not sure, but I recommend taking that last bit of the tail of the harness and running back over the buckle and down through. Otherwise they sometimes will work themselves loose in my experience.
Will do. I still need to adjust them so was leaving them loose for now… but valid point and I hope I don’t forget to run them back through.

Still debating if I should snug up the buckle around the mounting point or leave loose like they are now
 
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Will do. I still need to adjust them so was leaving them loose for now… but valid point and I hope I don’t forget to run them back through.

Still debating if I should snug up the buckle around the mounting point or leave loose like they are now
I left mine loose. I have the same buckles and they are a pain to tighten. I may tweak them a bit before TO.
 
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