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Anyone have the lowering kit sold on ebay by hbendsteel? I have installed this but dont have it off the jack yet because my inner fairing is being painted. Any thoughts on these type of rear lowering kits that move stock shock back and down?
It has the one or two inch setting. Just doesnt look very sturdy. I have money wrapped up in everything else and dont want to have a problem when my wife is with me.
have used the 3 position one for over a year now , just went to the first hole for a 1" drop. no problems and works well even with wifey on back..........
keep an eye on belt tension after installation.
Last edited by Popsflhtc; Feb 9, 2011 at 10:09 PM.
Take a look at the LACHOPPERS rear lowering kit. It looks like a VERY sturdy unit and seems to keep the shock posistion as close to original ?
I think these kits are OK for 1" but any more and you may have a BIG problem ? There are many other ways of getting to that problem and fixing it.
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