My wifes 500 Outlander, has a differant front supension than my 650. The 650 glides over the big bumps. My wifes 500 bounces around. Any ideas short of getting her a 650. To get her Quad to handle better?

 

Elka Suspension makes a front spring kit for the Outlander 400-500 struts. New springs with a threaded preload adjuster to allow preload adjustments.

Not sure if this would cure it, but something to look into...

Also, maybe trying different tire pressures might help some...

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Krait

Elka Suspension makes a front spring kit for the Outlander 400-500 struts. New springs with a threaded preload adjuster to allow preload adjustments.



Not sure if this would cure it, but something to look into...



Also, maybe trying different tire pressures might help some...</end quote></div>

How do I get ahold of them, do you have a phone number?

 

Found there number. Thanks for the info

 

Yeah sorry, I should of linked their website:

http://www.elkasuspension.com/...ts/sportsutility.html


$355 for the front pair.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Krait

Elka Suspension makes a front spring kit for the Outlander 400-500 struts. New springs with a threaded preload adjuster to allow preload adjustments.



Not sure if this would cure it, but something to look into...



Also, maybe trying different tire pressures might help some...</end quote></div>
Tire pressures? Less or more air. I am thinking less air

 

Yeah, I was thinking less air. But what is in them right now? Too low isn't good either, but I would try for something around 3psi-5psi range. Might not help at all, but who knows.

 

<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Krait

Yeah, I was thinking less air. But what is in them right now? Too low isn't good either, but I would try for something around 3psi-5psi range. Might not help at all, but who knows.</end quote></div>

Thanks for the help.