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Posted by chief
 - April 27, 2009, 00:02:26 AM

That's always been my concern with lowering the Drifter. Mine seems plenty low enough. !! <LOL>

Cheers.

Posted by drifter800
 - April 26, 2009, 10:36:07 AM

Well i got the kit in. Easy install except i didn't have a spring compressor for the shock. It took me just as long to take it apart as the rest of the job. But i got it done. We went 3 inches front and back. Now she can flat foot. I'm a little concerned about the ride and ground clearance thou. Especialy the running boards on cornering and travel of the rear fender to the seat. Only a few inches before the fender hits the corbin seat. I set the shock at 7 to start.

Posted by chief
 - April 15, 2009, 14:09:51 PM

Oh yea, there are a few folks around who have used it. Appears to work fine.

Cheers.

Posted by drifter800
 - April 08, 2009, 22:33:52 PM

Not sure if this topic has come up but a friend has ordered a lowering kit for a 800 from Scootworks. Anyone ever install one. Seems simple enough i think.

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