P700 Strong 2.5 lift

[Newhonda]

I am a new Honda owner, switching from Polaris. I installed a Strong lift last night and was reading the instructions and noticed it mentioned adjusting tie rods. Did any of you guys who installed this lift have to make adjustments? My 27's will be in later this week and I want to get lift on before I install the tires.

thanks in advance

 

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[ohanacreek]

It’s gonna change the toe-in, a few mins with (2) 4’ levels and you can get it fairly well adjusted.

 

[Newhonda]

It’s gonna change the toe-in, a few mins with (2) 4’ levels and you can get it fairly well adjusted.

Thanks, Do i need to make the adjustment with the front end on a floor jack or on the ground?

 

[ohanacreek]

Thanks, Do i need to make the adjustment with the front end on a floor jack or on the ground?

Ground and roll it ride it to settle the suspension

 

[Russ989]

I am a new Honda owner, switching from Polaris. I installed a Strong lift last night and was reading the instructions and noticed it mentioned adjusting tie rods. Did any of you guys who installed this lift have to make adjustments? My 27's will be in later this week and I want to get lift on before I install the tires.

thanks in advance

@ohanacreek has put you on the right track, congrats on your new pioneer and welcome to the club. This is the best forum hands down for resources regarding your new purchase.

 

[Cyberjunk]

You need to add wheel spacers to offset the higher center of gravity. I made my own lift same design as the strong ones, had them on mine along with can am shocks. Took the lift off after I got my 27 inch tires. The can am shocks give you 2 inches of lift as well as a Hugh upgrade in ride.