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Yea it already has progressive lowering springs up front, and I think it has lowering bolts out back. Was thinking of grabbing Progressive 412s, hear they are a pretty good bang for the buck.
I really wish I could keep the front fender off, maybe I will order the fender brace and just toss the fender on for inspections!
It does look slightly lowered out back. If you don't plan on sticking with the lowering bolts and want the best - check out the Shotgun Shock - I won't go on about it cause there is a ton on the site already lol but its something for you to look into if you havent heard about it
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