How To Repair Your RZR A-Arm Mounts

[finzup]

Oh yeah? Well, the real slop comes from pivot tube-to-bushing and pivot tube-to-bolt fits that wear due to abrasion from riding grit/water mixed with grease that enters through the mounting flange/bushing interface. Axial clearance clamping doesn't really make the steering tighter because it only lasts as long as it takes to wear out the flange-to-bushing interface, again.

And, there's no Rhino ever built faster than a RZR on tight trails unless it's a 450 that won't spin the tires and won't turn over in "off camber" turns.

[Mud-and-Guts]

I haven't had to fix the frame yet (although I expect to do so) but I got rid of the cheapo stock bushings and installed a set of RacerTech delrin bushing. The stock bushings I was replacing after every ride so if you take that into account the Racertech bushings are not that bad priced seeing they are tighter than stock ever with 4-500 miles on them. However I do grease them, the recommend not greasing them but I play in the creek a lot and I found that over a little time the spacer would rust and cause a squeak so i started greasing them.

[Wingman]

We changed the wife's Rzr bushings to Super Dave's at 400 miles. 1600 miles later still feeling good!!


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[Firefighter]

750 miles on the stock bushings ! And still tight ! I must just be Blessed !

[WV Hot Rod Rhino]

your lucky....dont let me drive it...lol..wv conditions they last 150 miles and have play...but super daves hold up alot better

[Firefighter]

your lucky....dont let me drive it...lol..wv conditions they last 150 miles and have play...but super daves hold up alot better

I've seen Your vids ! There is no way in hell your diving it ! lol

Just shittin Ya Hotrod !!!! Your the one person that I would let drive it !

And I plan on changing out all the bushings at 1000 miles,,,,regardless of tight or not !

[WV Hot Rod Rhino]

super daves will help alot and drive better too.