Emulators for front... Yes or no?
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Emulators for front... Yes or no?
I have a 2008 FLHX and have heard great things regarding installations of emulators into the front end suspension. Does anyone have a thought on this as a positive or negative and brands to look into before purchasing?
Also, if I were to go with the emulators for the front are there any suggestions in regards for the rear air shocks?
Thank you for any input!
Also, if I were to go with the emulators for the front are there any suggestions in regards for the rear air shocks?
Thank you for any input!
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I went with Progressive 440 shocks on the back about 3 years ago, helped a little with the handling but not a lot, the ability to adjust them was a plus though
The next season I had my HD Guru install Progressive fork internals and it made ALL the difference in the world.
Firm, planted, handles like it is on rails,
You might want to check out that option
The next season I had my HD Guru install Progressive fork internals and it made ALL the difference in the world.
Firm, planted, handles like it is on rails,
You might want to check out that option
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Box 'em up
[quote=Diggler1182;11936999]... if I were to go with the emulators for the front are there any suggestions in regards for the rear air shocks?quote]
Put Terry Cable shocks on the rear; box up the HD air slops to put 'em back on when you trade/sell....
Put Terry Cable shocks on the rear; box up the HD air slops to put 'em back on when you trade/sell....
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