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      • Khaos Conversion KitsKhaos Conversion Kits With the introduction of the new suspension geometry for the Polaris Khaos sled for 2020, there were a couple of updates to the rear of the vehicle. The biggest change was the increased travel in the front torque arm. By lengthening the shock and limiter strap slightly, the added front torque arm travel will allow the vehicle to transfer (wheelie) more than the standard Axys suspension geometry. For those customers that want to experience more Khaos like geometry, we are currently offering two Khaos conversion kits. The first kit is for existing customers with Raptor Axys RMK shock packages in either our standard or Kinetic Series. The kit includes a set of Shaft Clamps, Eyelet, Loctite and optional Limiter Strap. This kit allows you to replace the eyelet on the front track shock to accommodate the longer limiter strap position for more front torque arm travel and increased suspension transfer. With the two position limiter strap, it’s easy to go back to the stock setup if you decide to. The second kit is for Walker Evans shocks on the Axys RMK. That kit also includes a set of Shaft Clamps, Eyelet, Loctite and Limiter Strap. This kit…
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Shock Service

To be sure your shocks are operating at the pinnacle of performance, it’s important to have them serviced regularly.

How often should I have my shocks serviced?

Shock service intervals are different for each situation. Year one is the most important rebuild. We typically recommend that you send in your premium aftermarket shocks after the first season so they can be gone through by a professional with the right tools for rebuilds.

You may be a rider who loves jumping Volkswagens, but only ride 1000 miles each season. Or, you may love to trail ride and put on 2000-3000 miles a season. Either way, it’s important to realize that oils breakdown just like they do in an engine and the properties of the shock fluid change, which change the performance of the shocks. To keep your premium shocks performing like new, it’s important to service them regularly.

I am from the USA. Where should I send my shocks for service?

For our customers located in the USA, please fill out the following form and send it with your shocks to our Warroad, MN facility.

Service Request Form

Ship to:
Raptor Performance Shocks
36778 County Rd 13
Warroad, MN  56763

**Service times do vary depending on the time of the year. Please call ahead for service lead times.

I am from Canada. Where should I send my shocks for service?

For our customers located in Canada, please fill out the following form and send it with your shocks to our approved service center in Canada.

Service Request Form

Ship to:
RMR Suspensions
37625 Batt Road
Abbotsford, BC
V3G 2L3

**Service times do vary depending on the time of the year. Please call ahead for service lead times.

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