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They are 940s not 440s From the progressive website
Specifically designed to deliver a comfortable ride at a 1" lowered stance. Built around our "Best in Class" IAS technology, The Ultra Touring shocks utilize all the suspension travel provided by these 13" eye to eye units, but provide a 1" lowered ride height.
Scraped my floor boards with a stock Road King, Added the Kuryakyn 1 + 1 floor board relocators, dang they still scrap. Added the new premium low CVO street glide shocks,
1" lower, dang the still scrape.
Want to lower the front too, but I bet they will still scrap.
The point is if your going to ride a touring bike aggressively you going to scrap the boards.
Wear them out and buy new ones. Or, mount a peice of teflon board under the floor board that will hit before the board does. it will still scrap, it just won't sound as bad and it won't damage the boards.
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