Progressive 422???
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Tourer
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Ok just got an email back from the seller.
"The shocks are the the series before the latest 422 version. Two years ago they switched to a different numbering system. The auction has the correct part number in the description. These shocks are similar to the 422.
The spanner tool is not included in this sale."
"The shocks are the the series before the latest 422 version. Two years ago they switched to a different numbering system. The auction has the correct part number in the description. These shocks are similar to the 422.
The spanner tool is not included in this sale."
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Tourer
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Ok just got an email back from the seller.
"The shocks are the the series before the latest 422 version. Two years ago they switched to a different numbering system. The auction has the correct part number in the description. These shocks are similar to the 422.
The spanner tool is not included in this sale."
"The shocks are the the series before the latest 422 version. Two years ago they switched to a different numbering system. The auction has the correct part number in the description. These shocks are similar to the 422.
The spanner tool is not included in this sale."
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the part number on their shock differs from the p/n on the progressive site which matches the pair I bought.
I dunno... they don't look the same as the current 422's being sold. I guess it's your call. Take the risk or shy away and go for the true shock. I know money is tight these days but you should be able to get the 422's under 400 dollars through flea bay or someone else which would be a difference of up to 80 dollars. Is it worth it? Again. Your call.
I dunno... they don't look the same as the current 422's being sold. I guess it's your call. Take the risk or shy away and go for the true shock. I know money is tight these days but you should be able to get the 422's under 400 dollars through flea bay or someone else which would be a difference of up to 80 dollars. Is it worth it? Again. Your call.
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I agree they are obviously not the 422s.
Will probably look into the real deal. Money isn't much of an issue but I do like a good deal.
Thanks for everyone's opinions.
Will probably look into the real deal. Money isn't much of an issue but I do like a good deal.
Thanks for everyone's opinions.
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