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I was told from a guys selling Street Glide rear shocks that they are shorter than the Road King Custom rears. I bought the Street Glide rear shocks and I think I made a bad decision. So, are the the Street Glide shocks lower, or are they the same.
I was told from a guys selling Street Glide rear shocks that they are shorter than the Road King Custom rears. I bought the Street Glide rear shocks and I think I made a bad decision. So, are the the Street Glide shocks lower, or are they the same.
Thanks,
Joechief
as others have said, they are the same. but why do you think you made a bad decision? i went even lower with mine. i put progressive 440s in 11-1/2 inch. still a good ride, yes it is a little 'stiffer', but i like the better ground reach.
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