Softail Shock Comparison/Specs
#1
Softail Shock Comparison/Specs
I have a shock on my 2001 FXSTD that isn't working so well and I want to replace the pair. After doing a search on this forum, I didn't see the info that I was looking. I did, however, see a LOT of guys going to Shotgun shocks. That's nice and all, but I'm not interested.
Anywho, I want to know the difference in lengths on the shocks below:
Shock Absorber (2001, 2002 Deuce) 54508-00
Shock Absorber (2003, 2004, 2005 Deuce) 54508-00A
Shock Absorber (2006 Deuce) 54508-00B
Shock Absorber (2007 Deuce) 54549-04
2003 SE Deuce 54549-03
2004 SE Deuce 54549-04
Shock Absorber (2008 Rocker) 54510-08
Shock Absorber (2009, 2010, 2011 Rocker) 54510-09
Shock Absorber (2013, 2014, 2015 Breakout) 54000045
Can anyone help me out here? They all run the same price from the different websites I've seen. As low as $225 each.
Thanks!
Anywho, I want to know the difference in lengths on the shocks below:
Shock Absorber (2001, 2002 Deuce) 54508-00
Shock Absorber (2003, 2004, 2005 Deuce) 54508-00A
Shock Absorber (2006 Deuce) 54508-00B
Shock Absorber (2007 Deuce) 54549-04
2003 SE Deuce 54549-03
2004 SE Deuce 54549-04
Shock Absorber (2008 Rocker) 54510-08
Shock Absorber (2009, 2010, 2011 Rocker) 54510-09
Shock Absorber (2013, 2014, 2015 Breakout) 54000045
Can anyone help me out here? They all run the same price from the different websites I've seen. As low as $225 each.
Thanks!
#2
I don't know the difference in part numbers, but if you get ready to buy check Newcastle Harley online. They had them for around $200 a few moths ago.
If you could swing it the Progressive 422's are worth the extra $ IMO. I lucked into a set cheap on EBay. They were installed and then removed because the owner went with a Shotgun. Like you, I don't care for the air shocks myself but the 422's kick ****.
If you could swing it the Progressive 422's are worth the extra $ IMO. I lucked into a set cheap on EBay. They were installed and then removed because the owner went with a Shotgun. Like you, I don't care for the air shocks myself but the 422's kick ****.
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I replaced my tired old OEM shocks with progressives. I ran through a couple of sets of progressives due to failure including a broken mounting bolt.
My current shocks are Works Performance Light Duty. Not only are they lasting much longer, they also ride and handle great.
They cost a lot more than progressives but are still cheaper than air shocks and not as complex.
My current shocks are Works Performance Light Duty. Not only are they lasting much longer, they also ride and handle great.
They cost a lot more than progressives but are still cheaper than air shocks and not as complex.
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