Replacement Shocks
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RE: Replacement Shocks
ORIGINAL: Overdoo
What is the difference between the 412"s and the 440 series. Is there any benefit to either series.
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What is the difference between the 412"s and the 440 series. Is there any benefit to either series.
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About $300.00 bucks, I have used both and like the 412's.
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Joined: Oct 2007
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From: Barcelona - Spain
RE: Replacement Shocks
Hello again,
I've read in the suspension section the following post:[/align]
To mount the shocks, a jack is nice but not necessary. If you don't have a jack, use the following method.
You will change the shocks one at a time. To remove the right shock, set it to the lowest preload setting and set the left shock to the highest setting.
Can I do this with the stock air shocks on my FLHTCUI?
I want low1/2 inch with Progressive 12.5"
I've read in the suspension section the following post:[/align]
To mount the shocks, a jack is nice but not necessary. If you don't have a jack, use the following method.
You will change the shocks one at a time. To remove the right shock, set it to the lowest preload setting and set the left shock to the highest setting.
Can I do this with the stock air shocks on my FLHTCUI?
I want low1/2 inch with Progressive 12.5"
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