Front/Rear Shock Compression | Polaris PMS 419 specs

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Suspension Settings

(RZR S Premium Models and RZR 4)

Front/Rear Shock Compression

Use a flat-blade screwdriver to make damping adjustments. The compression damping clicker is located on top of the shock reservoir, under the rear fender. When the adjuster screw is turned clockwise until it stops, the damping is in the fully closed position.

1.Turn the clicker clockwise (1) to increase compression damping.

2.Turn the clicker counter-clockwise (2) to decrease compression damping.

Setting	Compression Damping

Softest	20 clicks from closed
Factory	7 clicks from closed
Firmest	2 clicks from closed

Clicker

2

1

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Polaris PMS 419 owner manual Front/Rear Shock Compression

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