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Chooglin
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Ok that's what I thought !
I will take some measurement's tomorrow, maybe it won't work like I thought it would !
I will take some measurement's tomorrow, maybe it won't work like I thought it would !
just buy the shocks and do whatever it takes to install them and you wont be sry weather its as easy as you think or a little tougher either way you can definitely handle it
Chooglin , are you still looking for standard model ??
I found , 1 pair left Progressive Suspension Standard 425 Series Rear Shock - 225/400 Spring Rate (lbs/in) - 425-1002 ATV & UTV - Dennis Kirk, Inc.
I found , 1 pair left Progressive Suspension Standard 425 Series Rear Shock - 225/400 Spring Rate (lbs/in) - 425-1002 ATV & UTV - Dennis Kirk, Inc.
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Chooglin
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Thanks @solrus , I may have to wait a few weeks before I can get them. I was just window shopping ealier to see who had them cheapest !
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Chooglin
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As soon as I get the new mounts , I will go ahead and weld them on even if I don't hAve the shocks yet !
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Chooglin
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I ordered these a week and a half ago for the front , but got tired of waiting for them, that is why I ordered the ones from summit racing (on the front now ).
So as soon as they ship them , I will put them on the back !
Universal Shock Mount - Perpendicular Bolt
So as soon as they ship them , I will put them on the back !
Universal Shock Mount - Perpendicular Bolt
It feels awesome to have pioneer and to do pioneer mods!!! 
P.S. I was real pioneer too, back in USSR times
P.S. I was real pioneer too, back in USSR times
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I could be all wrong on this ,but if the shock is mounted further out the rear a arm by 3" or so does this mean the shock will have to take up almost the full travel of the wheel up and down, compared to the stock setup of the bottom mount being 3" inward and only having to deal with a smaller amount of movement up and down?
The further away you get from the swing point of the suspension .....the more travel for the shock to deal with?
How much travel is on those shocks anyways?
On the front,the bottom mount modification moved out less than half of that?
Maybe overthinking this .....
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Chooglin
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You are correct , but you also have to remember, you are changing the angle also. The more angle on the shock = less movement/compression of the shock !
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So the angle will be roughly the same as jak9922 setup.
Will the shock will have a different load on it and travel more in that setup because of the further out mounting location on the a arm away from the pivot point?
I see why you were thinking about the standard shock in that setup
Tflynn
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Right. The greater the angle on the shock, the less "shock stroke" is required to achieve the same amount of travel. This brings up a good point though, you guys may find you need to add bump stops and/or limiting straps so as not to overextend the cv. By angling the shock you are increasing total wheel travel which is awesome (and gives me an idea for my 700) but by how much?? I have no idea.
You all should be good on down travel because of how you installed the shocks, but up travel may be too much now? I might look into bump stops because, even if you don't think you will, you're going to try to jump your p5 eventually once you have suspension that will handle it!!
"No more jumping monkeys on the bed " . . Just ride , no jumps on my p500.
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. Just ride , no jumps on my p500. Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk
i have few hundred miles on my set up and travel has been perfect i set the shock up for the lowest ( full extention) point i wanted the a arms at and have ever even with the way i ride over compressed to where i needed bump stops but i see where ur going @Tflynn if they were longer travel shock then yes 100% agree but the rhino had very limited travel like the p5 which made them a good choice to start
i try like hell"No more jumping monkeys on the bed " .
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Chooglin
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I am a puddle jumper"No more jumping monkeys on the bed " .
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I don't jump mine either , I am just looking for a nice suspension for the trails. I hate the fact that I need to slow way down , when I see a dip or bump up ahead !
you wont anymoreI am a puddle jumper
I don't jump mine either , I am just looking for a nice suspension for the trails. I hate the fact that I need to slow way down , when I see a dip or bump up ahead !
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