How to Install SuperATV Rear Trailing Arms on Can-Am Maverick X3

Are you curious what it takes to install SuperATV's HD trailing arms onto a Can-Am Maverick X3? You've came to the right channel to see what its take to get this job done. Sit back and let Braden show you how it's done.
These SuperATV’s Rear Trailing Arms for the X3 have the mind-blowing strength to survive all your white-knuckle riding adventures.
FEATURES
-Made with 1/8” heavy-duty steel plating
-Reinforced with internal and external gussets
-Includes hex billet sway bar links
-Maintains factory rear alignment
-Stylish look
-UV-resistant powder coat finish
-Comes with a lifetime warranty
-Works with OEM or aftermarket radius arms and axles
#SuperATV #LifeTimeWarranty #BuiltForBattle

[@LimitFinder91]

Easy install but his rock guard for shock ain’t doing a damn lol

[@OneEyedBaldMan]

Added these to my x3 max with the boxed radius rods the toe in is awful I can barely fit my finger in between the tire and trailing arm.

[@brianjohnson4709]

Do you use the factory hardware for the trailing arms?

[@jasong712]

When did you start making 72” trailing arms?

[@93marcoa]

Do you offer any torque specs for the hardware?

[@markmanning6773]

I can tell you right now that it isn’t anywhere near that easy. It would be if the knuckle cradle had more slack but it doesn’t and that makes for an extremely aggravating install

[@randalbranch8470]

What is the name of the lift ?

[@bwbdub7218]

Why is your shock guard facing the rear?
It’s backwards!!