DEMON - PABL-6004HD - Lift Kit - Ranger
The DEMON PABL-6004HD Lift Kit is a powder-coated suspension kit for 2010-2014 Polaris Ranger models (including the 800 XP EPS, 800 Crew, and 800 4x4), lifting all four corners to increase ground clearance and stability while allowing the use of larger tires — includes all mounting hardware and instructions.
Features
- Lifts all four corners of the vehicle for increased ground clearance and stability
- Allows for mounting larger tires
- Includes all necessary hardware and instructions
Specs
- Units: Kit
- Color/Finish: Powder-Coated
- Product Name: Lift Kit
- Riding Style: UTV
Frequently Asked Questions - DEMON - PABL-6004HD - Lift Kit - Ranger - '10-'14 Polaris
How do I know if this part fits my vehicle?
Check the fitment information listed on this page against your exact year, make, model, and (where applicable) trim, engine size, or configuration. If your exact vehicle isn't listed, or you're not sure, use the product chat on this page or contact our support team before ordering - we're glad to help confirm fitment.
What does it mean if a product is listed as universal fit?
Universal fit means the product is designed to work across a range of vehicles, not that it's guaranteed to fit every one. Compare the listed measurements, mounting requirements, and connector or hardware specs against your specific vehicle before ordering, since some installations may need additional hardware or minor fabrication.
Where can I find installation instructions for this product?
General installation notes are provided above where available. For detailed step-by-step instructions, refer to the manufacturer's documentation included with the product, or use the product chat on this page for questions about difficulty, required tools, or whether professional installation is recommended.
What if I have more questions about this product?
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