The 4 Things you need to know before buying the Rzr Aid Tender Springs!!!

[@johninwv807]

I run the tenders on my Dynamix 64” and it’s probably due to different length shocks vs the turbo S but I didn’t need a spring compressor and I adjust ride height by simply turning the whole spring, unladen of course. I’ve got about 17” clearance with 32” Carnivores.

[@trailkings]

That’s good info, thanks for sharing.

[@p-nut4209]

100% great upgrade. But You definitely don’t need a spring compressor just clean the shock really well lube up the threads and just run the nut all the way off that’s what I did on mine 1000. Only reason I changed mine was because the original stock tenders broke in half. But I wish I would have change them out when I first got the machine. totally different ride.

[@trailkings]

I appreciate the info. Thank you for sharing. I agree 100% with I wish I would of done it sooner. Mine didn’t break but I waited until sagging got bad before looking into it.

[@coleshanks1457]

We just got some and they are amazing

[@coleshanks1457]

They have been great for us

[@trailkings]

Thats awesome. We are still running ours too.

[@coleshanks1457]

That's great! We have only ropped once since lol

[@readmore3634]

Very cool video...wish I was as good at getting my point across. I live in SoCalif with mountains all around...I didn't see even a mole hill in any direction your camera pointed. That's gotta suck.

[@trailkings]

Hahaha... yes the moles are bad. Once we feel we got them under control, they start popping up somewhere else.