883 Lowering question
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Thanks for the link, that where the ones I had. This doesnt work on a 2017, the adjustable springs are to wide at the bottom where the connect to the lowering blocks.
The lowering kit I have:
The springs on my bike:
This spring on a pre 2017 are oke for the kit:
The reason why it dont fit is because they are thicker and the angle changes with the blocks so the spring comes in contact with the block.
The lowering kit I have:
The springs on my bike:
This spring on a pre 2017 are oke for the kit:
The reason why it dont fit is because they are thicker and the angle changes with the blocks so the spring comes in contact with the block.
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MoneyFor (07-03-2017)
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Personally I wouldn't use any of that type of lowering block, but certainly advise against making your own or modifying the ones you have. Think of the loads sent through your shocks next time you hit a pothole!
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MoneyFor (07-03-2017)
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Hi guy , im from Argentina And i been been looking for the same thing .. so i just foud this one for the models with regulable shocks
https://store.road6customs.com/Sport...-2018-0028.htm
https://store.road6customs.com/Sport...-2018-0028.htm
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Hi guy , im from Argentina And i been been looking for the same thing .. so i just foud this one for the models with regulable shocks
https://store.road6customs.com/Sport...-2018-0028.htm
https://store.road6customs.com/Sport...-2018-0028.htm
I tried different types but all give the same problem as soon you change the anglemount of the shocks, the bottom of the shocks touches the lowering.