Need someProgressive 422 pics
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Need someProgressive 422 pics
Anyone have pics with the Progressive 422's (Lowered and higher). I think thats they way I'm heading
1. How easy is it to adjust the height. Can it be done without a jack
2. It says 2" under stock, so would that be only 1" under stock on a deluxe
1. How easy is it to adjust the height. Can it be done without a jack
2. It says 2" under stock, so would that be only 1" under stock on a deluxe
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I have them. The ride is good. I don't know about the height adjustment. I put them on lowered almost all the way and never changed them. The pre-load is easy to adjust and I didn't lift to do that.
Last edited by Ash16; Jan 8, 2011 at 09:40 AM.
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These are the 422 at the lowest setting.Actually a little beyond the lowest setting.It really needs to be raised up a little.Setting the preload is easy and does not need to be jacked up.The height adjustment is easy as well but it is a little more work.It is much easier to adjust the height when the bike is on a jack.It takes a lot of the weight off the shocks.Makes it easier to loosen the nuts that rest against the bushing cups.
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These are the 422 at the lowest setting.Actually a little beyond the lowest setting.It really needs to be raised up a little.Setting the preload is easy and does not need to be jacked up.The height adjustment is easy as well but it is a little more work.It is much easier to adjust the height when the bike is on a jack.It takes a lot of the weight off the shocks.Makes it easier to loosen the nuts that rest against the bushing cups.
Thanks, your bike looks sick. Almost makes me wish I went with that color scheme.
Anyone else have some pics or comments
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Malingerer, Great looking bike!
kozy22, sounds like you're getting the answers you needed, hit us up if there's anything else we can help with.
kozy22, sounds like you're getting the answers you needed, hit us up if there's anything else we can help with.
These are the 422 at the lowest setting.Actually a little beyond the lowest setting.It really needs to be raised up a little.Setting the preload is easy and does not need to be jacked up.The height adjustment is easy as well but it is a little more work.It is much easier to adjust the height when the bike is on a jack.It takes a lot of the weight off the shocks.Makes it easier to loosen the nuts that rest against the bushing cups.
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