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Posted by rawv
- September 24, 2012, 22:53:25 PMI saw a post on here awhile back so I thought I would try them also ..I bought a 13" set that were almost new on Ebay for $50 and free shipping I couldnt pass it up ..The only thing Ive found is the bushings will have to be pressed and switched out and installed a large washer to keep it from slipping off.
Posted by 56Drifter
- September 19, 2012, 18:49:00 PMQuote from: rawv on September 14, 2012, 18:35:42 PMI bought a set of Harley air shocks to replace the stock ones on my 1500.. I know I've seen it posted before where somebody switched them out but after trying I found the bushings on the Harley shocks are smaller ..So my question is did you get differant bushings or can they be pressed out of the stock shocks and used.
My curiousity has got the best of me...why Harley shocks?
You just like the look ..
or you got them for a great price?
let us know if ya could..thanks
Posted by rawv
- September 16, 2012, 07:48:00 AMThanks Chief ..I just wanted to get that question out of the way cause its going to be a winter project .
Posted by chief
- September 15, 2012, 11:31:22 AMOn my Progressive 440's I got several different size bushings which allows them to be used on different bikes. I think others have saved the bushings from the Drifter shocks and used them on the harley shocks. You might have to get some SS washers and grind them down to use as spacers as well.
Posted by rawv
- September 14, 2012, 18:35:42 PMI bought a set of Harley air shocks to replace the stock ones on my 1500.. I know I've seen it posted before where somebody switched them out but after trying I found the bushings on the Harley shocks are smaller ..So my question is did you get differant bushings or can they be pressed out of the stock shocks and used.