Does anybody know where I can get the little covers for my top shock studs, in black to match my black Progressive 412s?

 

Powder coating shop.

 

Okay, but where can I find the part to have powder coated?

 

I've seen 'em on ebay, pretty cheap. I was gonna do the same thing myself, but the chrome cups still work fine for me.

Also, you could take the ones you have to the powder coat shop. They're not mechanically necessary. Just trim pieces.

 

I don't have any... My stock Low Rider shocks did not have them; they were premium shocks with a cap built onto the top of the shock. I've been looking for some, even chrome will do if I cannot find black, but haven't been able to locate any. Does anybody know a part number, maybe through the moco?

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHROM...item5d2ffbee7a

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CHROM...item5d2ffbee7a

I can't imagine there being a huge difference between years on these things. Might have to drill the hole out or trim 'em somehow. The top link shows through '05. I'd love to know the difference after '06.

Harley dealer should be happy to show you a parts manual at the counter. The last two digits of the part number reflect the first year of production for that particular part.

 

Don't know for sure if these would work on a late model Dyna, but my old FXR had Prog 412s on the back and I used these stud covers from Drag Spec:
http://www.dragspecialties.com/part/...er&pageSize=20

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Progressive doesn't sell a cover for the Progressive 412 shock?

 

I've looked on eBay but they all seem to be for earlier models. And I don't want used since there seems to be issues with cracks over use. Does anybody know off hand if the moco has them for newer models and for how much?