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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:
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 ****.
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