P700 Pioneer 700 with Can-Am Commander Shocks

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Would someone that's done this post the exact parts list needed?
 
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Straight swap with ‘11 struts and springs. Gave me about a 4” lift. Put lift blocks on the back for a 2” rear lift.
 
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Straight swap with ‘11 struts and springs. Gave me about a 4” lift. Put lift blocks on the back for a 2” rear lift.

Lift blocks meaning the spring spacers?


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Yes. You can see the difference in length between the Can Am and the Pioneer with the block installed
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No, they are both front. I just traded in my Pioneer and removed the Can Am set and put the Honda stock shocks/springs with blocks back on. I bought the Can Am springs (front/rear) off of a guy and still have the rear springs as well. My intention was to mount them but I never did as I didn't want to do the whole bushing fitting for the rear shocks. The front install and swap took only a few minutes once I got the Can Am front shocks compressed into the springs and put into place.
 
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