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It appears above that the sliders, wheel, brake cal and rotor were the originals for that 2000-03 "Custom" model
The forks in your second pic are 1999-earlier which use a sliding caliper that are the same from any HD model line...sportster, dyna, softail, Touring
You probably won't be able to use that 2000-later Narrowglide wheel in that 99-earlier fork because it is slightly wider so the caliper won't align properly with the rotor and the rotor bolts will rub the sliders
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Last edited by multihdrdr; Feb 7, 2017 at 12:36 AM.
Otherwise why don't you swap all this (minus the axle)
(Or get another set of these sliders if you don't want to remove)
For this
Or get
The local Guru who I would trust with my soul looked at everything and TOLD her her best n wisest way to go would be to just sell the left overs n put stock back on instead of piece meal bits n pieces.
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