I recently puchased a rear swing arm plate for a 2k scam 500 4x4(DG),and it seems to only fit if I remove the disk brake protector.It would fit if I trim .25 inch from the rear,but that would be a last resort.Has anyone experienced any problems w/their skid plates?Can the brake system be moved a quarter inch?I feel like an a**. Thanks
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Every DG product I have bought I have had problems with. In my opinion, DG and Polaris don't mix.
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I bought the Polaris skid plate and had no problems so far. If I were you I wouldn't mess with it, just try to take the DG back and just go out and buy the Polaris one.
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I have Polaris skid plates for my swing arm and under carriage. The front a-arms are PRM. The polaris fit much better, and were cheaper than the PRM when looking at the package.
Rainman |
I Have the Moose swing arm plate. It gives alot more protection than the DG and looks much better too. $65.00 at motor cycle usa. Fit was perfect on my 2000 400 scrambler. Here is the link.
Moose skid plate |
I have a polaris skid plate and it fit fine, but it really decreases my ground clearence from 6" to 4".It's really close to the ground now.That's the only drawback for me.
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What are the approximate length/width dimensions of the skid plate?
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Everyone I talk to tells me to not touch DG products because are junk, for any brand
1999 scrambler 400 4x4 1999 sportsman 500 2000 trailblazer |
With the Polaris skid I have, I removed both the brake disc guard, and the sprocket guard. Been running like that for two years, including a season of Harescrambles, and not one problem. I have both the DG Banshee nerfs, and the DG front bumper. Both worked quite nicely. I've since pulled the bumper ( It's for sale on Bad Boys page), but it worked good and looked the part...just wanted something diff.
KT |
For sale where? and for how much?
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