The fawn ones is Frankie she is a sassy stubborn independent little frenchie but super sweet. The other is Louie possibly the kindest hearted animal with a slight soccer ball obsession. We are definitely frenchie people around here (Slightly obsessed). I tell people all the time the only thing they are good for is making me laugh and giving loves.
You could use a ratchet strap to compress the suspension foot removal asked install.
That’s what I did when I rebuilt mine years ago
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Is the single part number all you need for both rails?
Yes
I thought you bought a new sled so you didn’t have to work on it
I guess we can’t expect it to last forever 😂
Did you try heating the rails??
No
What your dogs names ? I have a French bulldog and she is an amazing dog!
The fawn ones is Frankie she is a sassy stubborn independent little frenchie but super sweet. The other is Louie possibly the kindest hearted animal with a slight soccer ball obsession. We are definitely frenchie people around here (Slightly obsessed). I tell people all the time the only thing they are good for is making me laugh and giving loves.
My sleed came with those ends my Polaris is a 165 pro 850
Taking the skid out is a pain in the butt
It’s not bad at all on this sled.
@@DIRTBIKEFAB I had to do it on my old zr600. Cat
I like the SLP or HPS trail cans. I like the way the titanium Diamond S cans look but I don't like the side effect on my wallet.
Yep that side affect of the wallet is definitely a real deal
If there’s enough hyfax. You could bevel the end.
Yes but it’s not a permanent fix
@@DIRTBIKEFAB ok
Polaris is not ??? Giving these to owners free??? They’d rather do warranty work??
Yes it is a voluntary recall. But I wanted to do it myself. I have a hard time letting anyone work on my things.
@@DIRTBIKEFAB understandable. They should be giving these kits not selling.
In my opinion
@@DIRTVENTUREthey give caps for free and they will put them on for you?
@@laytonjones5779oh ok.
@ oh nice. That’s good