progressive drop ins???
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On the Deluxe, because the fork tubes sit into a cavity at the top of the triple trees, you'll have to remove the forks from the bike. Additionally, there is a PVC spacer which must be cut to length. The length of the spacer determines pre-load on the spring and you may have to experiment with different lengths to find that "Sweet Spot". I disassembled and reassembled my Fatboy 4 times to change the spacer length but couldn't get it dialed-in. Finally gave up and installed Progressive's Momo Tubes which I recommend over their Drop-in springs.
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Gas charged dampers versus the old 'open bath' for damping.....
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...9/monotube-kit
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...9/monotube-kit
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Gas charged dampers versus the old 'open bath' for damping.....
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...9/monotube-kit
http://www.progressivesuspension.com...9/monotube-kit
And do you still need fork oil when using those ?
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You do put oil on the existing tubes, but that's more to keep the spring and other parts lubricated and corrosion free - it's not for damping.
I'm very happy with the monotubes - I feel that the hydraulic damping is what makes it so much better than the stock HD arrangement.
The install is as simple as the short instructions that come with the shocks.