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outlandish Admin 
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Check these out!!! Contact Ed for more info crutchfieldracin@aol.com | 706-931-2513 Extreme 2 Stage Attachment: crutch_extreme_dual.jpg (Downloaded 488 times)
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outlandish Admin
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Single Stage Extreme Attachment: crutch_extreme_single.jpg (Downloaded 489 times)
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walleyeguy
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Ok, other than them not being yellow, what is the difference between these and the regular ones. Do they come stock length?
____________________ 2007 650 Max Xt Richochet skids Outlander A Arm protectors Piaa Super Plasma Head Lights Warn Trail Lights BRP Heated Thumb and Grips Quadtrax Fairing and Windshield Crutchfield Stage 1's 4 corners Dick's Receiver hitch |
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v-twin bomber Member 
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I got my set of stage 2 extreme's for the front and regular stage 1's for the back from Ed a few weeks ago and they are awesome. There a bit longer than stock, gave my quad about 1.5 - 2 inches of lift, but with the bracket he gives you for the back there is no problems at all. I've taken my quad on 2 rallies since installing them, jumped and pounded the crap out of my quad with no problems. Very good investment
____________________ outlander 800. Dalton cluch,hmf, snorkeled, 29.5 outlaws, stage 2 extreme's on front stage 1's on back. Ricochet skids, fan override switch, lp coolant |
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outlandish Admin
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walleyeguy wrote: Ok, other than them not being yellow, what is the difference between these and the regular ones. Yes they also come in stock length for Outty's. Heres a few pics Attachment: Stock_length_extreme_on_outty3.jpg (Downloaded 447 times)
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outlandish Admin
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another Attachment: Stock_length_extreme_on_outty2.jpg (Downloaded 447 times)
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outlandish Admin
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Lastly Attachment: Stock_length_extreme_on_outty.jpg (Downloaded 438 times)
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-JOE- Member 
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I got some for the fronts yesturday. I have not been able to mount them yet but they look good. It cost me $517 for them. They are built extremely well and look great. I may have to get rears now?
____________________ _ _ _07' Outlander 650XT_ _ _ * 26" Terracross XDs on Black SS212 * Ricochet skids (cut and stainless hexed) * Crutchfield Extreme Stage 1's * UNI Air Filter (rigid adapter and PJ1) * Rene pegs and a lot of other goodies! |
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Grey Squirrel Member 
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I just mounted my stage 1 extremes one front of my outlander 650 today. Very nice shocks, gained over 2". They were very easy to mount, id show some pictures but my camera settings was on 5m pixs so it was to big to post. But if you already have them you know how good they look. Thank you Ed, hope to try them out soon.
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outlandish Admin
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If you want to email me the pic, I can resize and post for you bombrider@gmail.com
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outlandish Admin
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Here ya go....very nice Attachment: grey_squirrel.JPG (Downloaded 215 times)
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walleyeguy
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so what is the advantage of the extreme's over the regular crutchfields.
____________________ 2007 650 Max Xt Richochet skids Outlander A Arm protectors Piaa Super Plasma Head Lights Warn Trail Lights BRP Heated Thumb and Grips Quadtrax Fairing and Windshield Crutchfield Stage 1's 4 corners Dick's Receiver hitch |
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Mangler Member
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walleyeguy wrote: so what is the advantage of the extreme's over the regular crutchfields. I would also be interested in an answer to this question. I've been to the website, but still have no clue what the difference is between the shocks. I'd also like to know the difference between Stage 1 & Stage 2. What are the advantages/disadvantages to each type?
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Grey Squirrel Member
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I think the shock is inside the spring is larger in diamater?
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Mangler Member
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Mangler wrote: walleyeguy wrote:so what is the advantage of the extreme's over the regular crutchfields. Hello.... anyone from Crutchfield monitoring this forum??
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outlandish Admin
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I'm sure Ed will be along soon to answer your questions
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outlandish Admin
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Ok I can answer then LOL The difference in the extreme vs the regular is: The extreme has a 46mm body compared to a 36mm body & the shaft size increases from 10mm to 12mm. Also, the extreme shocks have approx. double oil & gas capacity w/ less shock fade for long runs. The Stage 2's have double springs for more of a progressive rate The Stage 1's have a single spring that is more of a linear spring rate.
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Mangler Member
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Thanks!
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