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Is there any difference between the rinhart 2 into 1's between the Dyna 06 and the Dyna 07?
Seems one site (drag specialities) showed different part numbers for them a 1800-0225 for the 06 and 1800-0430 for the 07. Another site (american classic shows the part number 0430 works on 06 thru 08 models. What the heck??? Both numbers have dual 02 sensor ports.
Seems one site (drag specialities) showed different part numbers for them a 1800-0225 for the 06 and 1800-0430 for the 07. Another site (american classic shows the part number 0430 works on 06 thru 08 models. What the heck??? Both numbers have dual 02 sensor ports.
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I had the same question when I bought my 2x2's was sold the '06 have a '07 and saw they make one for 2007's called Bub and they told me the '07's were discontinued and use the 06's. I feel likeI just typed binary code. 00100011101101101110000011011101010111100000011110 11
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I'd be very wary of American Classic Motors. They are sheisters of the highest degree!! They'll tell you anything to make a sale. They sold me Progressive shocks, for my Dyna, it turns out they were for aSporty. And the guy swore to me that "they'd work. If there were different models, why does Drag Specialties only list one part number". He couldn't grasp the whole spring rate vs. gravity idea, I guess. Freakin' moron!![:@]Obviously the difference in weight means that the shocks did not work. Had a helluva time getting a refund from them.[:@]
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