Identify the shock

[phive70]

I'm trying to identify what atv/utv these could be off of?

I got this pair of stock piggy back shocks: 18"+ eye to eye.

the Elkas are there to give an aspect of the size. Elkas are triple rate, 16" eye to eye.

No marking are on the shock, other than the warning label. I tried running the numbers off that label to see it I could match it make/model. No luck.

I'm guessing utv, by their size?

The ends are 1 1/2", the Elka's are 1 1/8".

Any help would be great.

 

[sicivicdude]

Could be Rhino 700 shocks.

 

[sicivicdude]

No matter what, I'd have to guess something Japanese. They're Showa shocks and the polaris' and such use fox's for the "factory hopped up" versions.

 

[slickerthanyou]

I'm trying to identify what atv/utv these could be off of?

I got this pair of stock piggy back shocks: 18"+ eye to eye.

the Elkas are there to give an aspect of the size. Elkas are triple rate, 16" eye to eye.

No marking are on the shock, other than the warning label. I tried running the numbers off that label to see it I could match it make/model. No luck.

I'm guessing utv, by their size?

The ends are 1 1/2", the Elka's are 1 1/8".

Any help would be great.

Those are BFS! (Big F'n shocks) Really I have no idea!

 

[speedemon17]

That is a yfz450r shock the r models have longer shocks because of the wider a-arms I have researched this before

 

[phive70]

I'd agree, but the yfz450r shocks i've seen have the coils closer to together at the top (progressive?). these are pretty much evenly spaced

they sorta match rhino's, but the Soft/Hard adjust is not facing you on the shock, its on the side.