ExciterRob

My friend has an 02 xcsp 600. He would like to install a riser on his sled, but he doesn't want to have to extend all of the cables. Can someone tell me the maximum riser extension he can go without cable extensions? Thanks in advance!

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'98 Polaris Indy 500 (New Ride)
'87 Yamaha Bravo (Now in KCCats Family)
'78 Polaris TXL-340 (Always in progress)
'89 A/C Eltgre' EXT 530 (My Sled... Now sold )
'73 A/C Cheetah 440 (Now w/ my Nephew)
'90 A/C Prowler w/ '96 580 skid (My oldest boys ride)

Jack of all trades, Master of one!

ebaccm26

I'm no expert but most people generally say 2 inches, some will tell you 4 inches with some rerouting of cables.

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1998 zr 600 efi

cam615

On my 99 Sport i was able to do a 3.5" rise and all cable and wires were fine and moved freely, im not sure if i would go much higher than that though..

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Trip

3.5 is good. 4" you will probably need to get the powermadd throttle extender. $30

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2002 RMK 800 144, 2004 600 XC
Canadian Avalanche Centre

JDS

We went 3" on my son's 2000 XCSP

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2008 Polaris RMK 600-155"
2001 Arctic Cat ZR500
2003 Polaris Trail RMK 550F(wife's)

cam615

And if your not caring about the looks of your sled or being judged, just do what i did. Find some 4 pieces, of 1/2 inch, 3 1/2 inch long cast iron pipe, 4 6" bolts, and some washers and you have yourself a handlebar riser for about 8 bucks depending on where you go! Ill admit its not pretty at all but its better than having the handlebars sittin on my knees while im riding. Ill see if i can find a pic...

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