SUPERATV Lift Kit Adjustable for Polaris Ranger Installation Guide

: June 7, 2024
: SUPERATV

Table of Contents

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Differential Spacers Installation
References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)

2753 Michigan Road · Madison, Indiana 47250 · 855-743-3427

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

2″ – 3″ Lift Kit Adjustable:
for Polaris Ranger®

Rhino Brand Rear Axles are recommended for 2011 models

Item	Description
G	Front Shock Mount x 4
H	Rear Shock Mount (A) x 2
J	Rear Shock Mount (B) x 2
K	Sway Bar Link x 2

Differential Spacer x 2

arrange Brackets as shown before beginning installation

(Passenger Side) (Driver Side)

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Z-Bend Tie Rod Kit

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Keep all stock components removed from machine. Do not tighten hardware completely unless noted.

FRONT
– Raise front of machine off ground, secure with jack stands,and remove Wheels.
– Remove Tie Rods from Spindles and unscrew from Rack and Pinion.
– Remove hardware from upper Shocks and pull Shocks from factory Shock Mount.
– Install Differential Spacers. See following page.

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Differential Spacers Installation

– Remove bolts holding Front Differential to Frame.
– Pry Differential up and slide Differential Spacers underneath Differential.
– Determine correct hardware and secure Differential Spacer. Bolts should thread easily into Differential. Stop and use other included bolts if resistance occurs.
– Tighten hardware completely.

4x 3/8″-16NC X 1″ Lg. FHCS Serrated

4x M10-1.50 x 25mm Lg. FHCS

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– Install Tie Rods. See following page.
– Install Shock Mount Brackets (G) to factory Shock Mount with hardware shown.
– Determine lift and reinstall Shock into new Shock Mounts (G) with stock hardware.
– Repeat steps for opposite side. Tighten hardware completely.

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Tie Rod Installation

– Remove stock Tie Rods from machine.
– Remove Jam Nuts from Ball and Sockets.
– Install Ball and Sockets to Rack and Pinion. Use Loctite.
– Install Boots to Rack and Pinion and secure with Zip Ties.
Use a lubricant to ease installation.
– Reinstall Jam Nuts to Ball and Sockets
– Install Tie Rod Shafts to Ball and Sockets.
– Install Tie Rod Ends to Tie Rod Shafts
– Secure Tie Rod Ends to same location as stock on Spindles with hardware shown.

– Before initial ride, set toe-in of vehicle.
– After initial ride check to see that hardware remained tight.

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REAR

– Raise rear of machine off ground, secure with jack stands,and remove Wheels.
– Remove Sway Bar Links.
– Remove hardware from upper Shocks and pull Shocks from factory Shock Mount.
– Install Rear Shock Mount Brackets (H)(J) to insides of factory Shock Mount with hardware shown.
– Determine lift and reinstall Shock into Rear Shock Mount Brackets (H)(J) with stock hardware.
– Repeat steps for opposite side.
– Install Sway Bar Links (K). See following page.
– Tighten hardware completely.

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