Matthew at atvoutfitters.net showed us a neat trick to raise the rear of a Grizzly 660 yesterday. remove the two swingarm bolts, top and bottom, that go through the rear spindles on either side of the rear suspension, and flip the spindles over upside down. The spindles are offset almost an inch , and when flipped, you gain a free inch lift in the rear. He says it is not enough of a lift to harm the stock cv axles , so no need to buy gorilla axles. Just thought I would pass it on. Pretty cool I thought.

 

Thanks for the info, everywhere I ride (and possibly get shut down) there's always that inch that will keep the tailpipe that much further out of water.

I'll give it a try, myself.

Thanks again!

~~mike~~

 

nice , try this out and let me know how it gose so i can try it!

 

We need pics of before and after!!!!

 

an old trick... I would avoid doing it though... They were designed that way for a reason. It will cause unecessary wear...

good luck though....