Comfort lift with shocks
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Comfort lift with shocks
I just want to throw out a great job well done to DK Customs! Oh man what a difference. I had back surgery and this is the way to go, best money spent!!
These proaction shocks deliver and are everything DK says they are. Thank you DK!!
These proaction shocks deliver and are everything DK says they are. Thank you DK!!
Great to hear you are enjoying the improved ride! Always good to hear!
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I as well would like to thank DK Customs. Had Duane walk me through the order process and had my local dealer install them on my '16 TG. Put close to 200 miles on today. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! Thanks guys!
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MY riding partner just got his '16 TG and is very unhappy with the ride.
I convinced him to start making gradual changes (tire pressure/shock pressure) then a Comfort Lift kit and if he's still dissatisfied we can do the shock change.
Sound reasonable?
I convinced him to start making gradual changes (tire pressure/shock pressure) then a Comfort Lift kit and if he's still dissatisfied we can do the shock change.
Sound reasonable?
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Tire pressure is huge.
Shock pressure is noticeable
Comfort ride plates are noticable
I am now working on the shocks after 4 months of riding my T/G
If I were to do it again, I'd do it all from the start.
Shock pressure is noticeable
Comfort ride plates are noticable
I am now working on the shocks after 4 months of riding my T/G
If I were to do it again, I'd do it all from the start.
If he still wants more, then he can add the 13" TA or PA shocks, which will work with his Convertible Comfort Lift Kit.
If he chose to go with the 14" PA shocks, then he will also need to get the 14" Convertible Comfort Lift Kit, as it is different than the one for the stock shocks.
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Shocks LINK
Front Suspension REPORT
Rear Suspension REPORT
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I picked mine up today from getting the PA shocks and lift installed. Noticeable improvement in the ride, but REALLY noticeable improvement in the steering. Way less effort and not squirrelly at all......
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Kevin,
I bought and installed your Comfort lift on my 2016 TriGlide in March 2017 and it made quite an improvement in handling. I would now like to add your 14" Pro-Action shocks. Unfortunately it appears they are not compatible with the Comfort Lift I currently have installed. Can you please confirm that my understanding is correct? If it is, then are there any other options other than replacing my Comfort Lift to accommodate the 14" stocks?
Thanks
Alan
I bought and installed your Comfort lift on my 2016 TriGlide in March 2017 and it made quite an improvement in handling. I would now like to add your 14" Pro-Action shocks. Unfortunately it appears they are not compatible with the Comfort Lift I currently have installed. Can you please confirm that my understanding is correct? If it is, then are there any other options other than replacing my Comfort Lift to accommodate the 14" stocks?
Thanks
Alan
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Kevin,
I bought and installed your Comfort lift on my 2016 TriGlide in March 2017 and it made quite an improvement in handling. I would now like to add your 14" Pro-Action shocks. Unfortunately it appears they are not compatible with the Comfort Lift I currently have installed. Can you please confirm that my understanding is correct? If it is, then are there any other options other than replacing my Comfort Lift to accommodate the 14" stocks?
Thanks
Alan
I bought and installed your Comfort lift on my 2016 TriGlide in March 2017 and it made quite an improvement in handling. I would now like to add your 14" Pro-Action shocks. Unfortunately it appears they are not compatible with the Comfort Lift I currently have installed. Can you please confirm that my understanding is correct? If it is, then are there any other options other than replacing my Comfort Lift to accommodate the 14" stocks?
Thanks
Alan
The Comfort Lift for the Factory Shocks (they are 13") will not work with the 14" shocks. The 14" shocks need a Convertible Comfort Lift that is specifically designed for the 14" shocks. On the 17 & later models, there really is no way to run the 14" shocks without the special lift. You can call or email the shop (contact info below) and let them know your situation. They will help you out.
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Hi Alan,
The Comfort Lift for the Factory Shocks (they are 13") will not work with the 14" shocks. The 14" shocks need a Convertible Comfort Lift that is specifically designed for the 14" shocks. On the 17 & later models, there really is no way to run the 14" shocks without the special lift. You can call or email the shop (contact info below) and let them know your situation. They will help you out.
The Comfort Lift for the Factory Shocks (they are 13") will not work with the 14" shocks. The 14" shocks need a Convertible Comfort Lift that is specifically designed for the 14" shocks. On the 17 & later models, there really is no way to run the 14" shocks without the special lift. You can call or email the shop (contact info below) and let them know your situation. They will help you out.