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Paughco makes a springer that bolts right on ! ! ! !
Is this as simple as taking off the OEM forks and Bolting on the spinger front end?
no grinding or welding?
Has anyone used these
I would assume you need to modify the front brake and
wheel spacers
They are about the same cost as a used springer front end on Ebay. But, for taking the headaches away, well worth the money IMO. You can still use your stock caliper by purchasing or making an adapter that allows you to bolt your stock caliper on and fit the springer front end. I have an 03 on the lift right now with that set up. The adapter is about $30 on Ebay .
ok
thanks
Didn''t want to deal with the headaches and the grinding and welding
I have no real place to do those things
I would love to be able to get a mod like this done in a weekend
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