This All Thingz UTV dual-rate spring kit is for the Can-Am Maverick X3 XRS 2 Seater application. Choose the full upper-and-lower spring package or the lower-spring-only option. All Thingz UTV manufactures the RZR AID springs in this kit and sells them directly.
| Detail | Application |
|---|---|
| Vehicle | Can-Am Maverick X3 XRS 2 Seater |
| Fitment notes | Match the X3 XRS application and 2 Seater configuration. Other X3 trim names and MAX configurations must not be assumed interchangeable. |
Before ordering: Confirm the model, seating and installed shocks. Double-check your selected spring color and package. Supply the model year, usual passenger/cargo load and suspension modifications with your order.
| Selected package | Contents |
|---|---|
| Full set (full-set) | Eight springs: four front and four rear, replacing upper and lower springs |
| Lowers Only | Four lower springs; upper springs are not included |
Choose from the colors currently offered in the selector. Powder-coated finishes are applied at All Thingz UTV; use the displayed price for your selected finish and package.
The Full Kit replaces upper and lower springs on all four shocks. Lowers Only replaces just the lower springs; the upper springs and hardware retained must be suitable for the resulting setup. A tender-only kit replaces the tender springs while retaining the main springs.
While both stacked springs are free to compress, their combined rate is lower than either spring alone. On a setup using a crossover stop, the divider reaching that stop changes which spring can continue to compress. The lower main spring then provides the firmer stage. Spring selection and crossover setup both matter; replacing springs does not change the shock’s internal damping.
Use the Can-Am service procedure for the exact model year and installed shocks, together with the instructions for your All Thingz UTV kit. This is an overview, not a substitute for the complete service procedure. Professional installation is recommended.
Do not open a pressurized damper or remove its reservoir cap as part of a routine spring change. For kit-specific settings, contact All Thingz UTV. Factory preload dimensions and another brand’s spring settings are not automatically correct for this kit.
These are the existing All Thingz UTV front/rear reference figures published for this listing, retained by tire size. They are not factory specifications or a guarantee of finished height. Use them with kit-specific setup guidance; do not transfer settings from another model.
| Tire size (inches) | Front baseline (inches) | Rear baseline (inches) |
|---|---|---|
| 28 | 13.5 | 13 |
| 29 | 14.5 | 14 |
| 30 | 15 | 14.5 |
| 32 | 16 | 15.5 |
| 33 | 16.5 | 16 |
Measurement: Use level ground, consistent tire pressures and a documented load. Settle the suspension before measuring. Use the same front and rear reference points each time and confirm the kit’s measurement points with All Thingz UTV before treating these figures as adjustment targets. Tire diameter, load and modifications affect the reading. Listed tire sizes do not confirm clearance or tire fitment.
General demonstration: This video shows a Polaris Pro XP Dynamix and explains spring-installation concepts. It is not a model-specific procedure for every vehicle on this page. Use the service instructions for your exact model year, shocks and any suspension modifications.
These links help you compare spring packages or find a different vehicle configuration. They are alternative applications, not a list of required add-ons. Match the complete model, seating and shock details on the destination page.
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