Rhino Suspension

[DMF66]

I am looking for some input on long travel kits for a Yamaha Rhino. Whats the best as far as qaulity and performance. Thanks in advance.

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[DUNE DUMMY # 29]

iSHOCK IS INTRODUCING A NEW KIT. I KNOW THEIR SHOCKS ARE REALLY GOOD. CHECK WITH WWW.PLANETSIDEXSIDE.COM. LOTS OF REOPRTS ON LONG TRAVEL. I HAVE A 2007 SPORT EDITION RHINO WITH THE STOCK SHOCKS REWORKED BY iSHOCK. THEY WORK GREAT. I DON'T WANT TO DEAL WITH LONG TRAVEL WHEN LOADING THE TOYBOX. TOO WIDE = WON'T FIT.

[450grl]

I would have to say Extreme Machine and Fab is awesome!!! (XMF) This is the kit most of the AZ racers are running, and for good reason. Excellent fit (no hammering and pounding on it to make it fit), excellent craftsmanship, great design and excellent cornering. Plus, they know how to set up shocks like no one's business...... I HIGHLY recommend them....

[DUNE DUMMY # 29]

UTV Powersports In Phoenix Has The XMF Kits. Talk To Court. 602-569-2224. SDHQ OFFROAD IN PHOENIX MAKE THEIR OWN SUSPENSIONS 1-877-969-2929. HDUSA I-SHOCK 1-866-GO-iSHOCK.

[151fab]

Go to www.rhinoforums.net You will find way more info about the differant Rhino kits than you ever wanted to. XMF and LSR seem to be popular. XMF seems to be one of the best for short corse. I have no experiance with any of the kits but be aware they all seem to exagerate their claims a bit.

My suspension: http://www.rhinoforums.net/showthread.php?t=5307