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Did some mods right before doing a 350 mile ride from OC up to Mammoth in the Eastern Sierra's.
Mod's
13" Ultra shocks with a 1 3/4" lowering block. Love these things! So happy I did it before my ride. I had 20 lbs in them for 100 miles. Let the air out. Oh boy what a differance that made! The air is good for short rides though.
Took apart rear turn sig's...shortened how far they stick out by attatching them to my sissy bar dock. While i had them apart, I got rid of the plastic pieces with reflectors.
Relocated the license plate.
Forwards.
Painted the pully cover with HD engine paint.
Moved the front turn sig's.
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