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So if you put on 11.5', do you also want to lower the front like an inch? And has anybody used the 11.5' progressives from http://www.acmpartsonline.net/ ? I guess the guy said that they just don't have the chromed cap on the bottom and they are only $160 shipped. They are apparently specially made for him and use the exact same parts as the standard ones.
I have seen the 440's on Ebay,but you really need to know how they are set up.After talking to Proggresive,for them to do what you need they need the weights of rider or riders.
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