Polaris RZR PRO XP High Clearance 1.5" Forward Offset A-Arm Install | How To

Sit back and let Braden show you how to install SuperATV's HD High Clearance A-Arms onto a Polaris RZR Pro XP.
These 1.5" forward high clearance a-arms give you clearance for up to 33” tires without a lift. Our high-clearance A-arms are made with heavy-duty 1.5” diameter steel tubing, chromoly adjustable pivot blocks, and chromoly ball joint housings. The arched high clearance design gives you extra ground clearance over stock and the 1.5” forward offset gives you a longer wheelbase for increased stability, better hill climbs, and better performance overall.
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[@vaoff-road5577]

Love y’alls products! Always very helpful on the phone as well👍

[@SuperATVMedia]

We appreciate your support!

[@MS-gr2nv]

Great show, Awesome content!

[@chrismckinney3185]

I just ordered a set of these for a 2020 polaris rzr xp 4 1000 I still have my stock rims and tires do I have to have a 1 inch spacer before installing these

[@mikecarter694]

This might be a dumb question but how important are the circlips that get installed on the small side of the lower arm mount shown in your pro xp install video at 10:15? I think I’m going to have to take them back off and install them because the clips are still sitting on my bench. Ugh.

[@SuperATVMedia]

Leaving them out will not cause catastrophic issues but will cause premature wear to the bushings.

[@dalton92mx]

Do the bushings come with the a arms or do you have to order them separately?

[@SuperATVMedia]

Hey Dalt, these actually reuse the bushings in your factory A-arms.

[@jsduke84]

Does this work on an Ultimate with dynamix suspension?

[@SuperATVMedia]

This should still work on your model!

[@RedSound2011]

Does it change the overall width of the front tires?

[@SuperATVMedia]

No. This does not change the width.

[@themoffettman]

Does it need realignment after installation?

[@SuperATVMedia]

Once you have installed it, you will want to check your toe and camber and adjust accordingly.

[@just_one_opinion]

yes, he did not show loosening and adjusting the tie rod for steering...you will have to do it. Alignments are easy on these, look on youtube.