Great Aluminum Material – This coil spring spacer made from CNC solid 6061-T6 billet aluminum, solid and waterproof for rusting resistance and long service time. Designed to give you the extra clearance you need to make it over those challenging obstacles.
Fitment Item – Outlander MAX 1000 2013-2015, Outlander MAX 1000R 2016-2017, Outlander MAX 400/500/570/650 2007-2017, Outlander Max 800 2007-2008, Outlander Max 800R 2009-2015, Outlander Max 850 2016-2017, designed for Models with Four Independent Shocks and Struts.
Easy to Install – This kit does NOT require any modification to your factory suspension at all(No drilling or welding required). But please do NOTE that this spacer works only with OEM / original shocks! and a proper spring compressor tool will be REQUIRED to safely install these spacers(Can be rented at any chain store).
Sweet Tips – It is the responsibility of the installer to verify the vehicle is operating correctly and safely after the installation of any aftermarket components.
Color:Black
Specification:
Condition:100% Brand New
Material:CNC Aluminum
Color:Black
Size:Shown in the picture
Fitment:(For)
Outlander Max 1000 2013-2015
Outlander Max 1000R 2016-2017
Outlander Max 400 2007-2014
Outlander Max 500 2007-2016
Outlander Max 570 2016-2017
Outlander Max 650 2007-2016
Outlander Max 800 2007-2008
Outlander Max 800R 2009-2015
Outlander Max 850 2016-2017
(Designed for models with 4 independent shocks/struts.)
Description:
Designed for models with four independent shocks and struts.
This coil spring spacer made from CNC solid 6061-T6 billet aluminum.
It can lift your vehicle 2.5″ from stock height.
Give your more ground clearance and more room to install large tire.
PacList:
4 x Aluminum Spacers
Easy to install, no instructions.
Note:
Without installation instructions and installs easily.
It is the responsibility of the installer to verify the vehicle is operating correctly and safely after the installation of any aftermarket components.
Please confirm whether it matches your model before ordering.
