Hahaha!!! U remember!! Lol I upgraded to an aluminum jack

 

Ummm... Shotgun who?.... lol .. Is her name "shotgun" and you got her for cheap...... Congrats! She will give you a great ride.

 

Congrats! Another member on double secret probation...

Drew

 

Thanks Drew. Really wanted to give u the $ but I guess it just wasn't in the cards...

But when I hit the lottery and can afford the Samson 33"s...I'll be going thru you.

 

It's all I good. I get stuff where I can get it too.

Drew

 

I soooo want a set too!
I so jealous right now......LOL

 

Congrats, you will like the ride.

 

Ok some updates to give my experience with the install. Shock will be here tomorrow so in preparation, I removed the old ones. Tools and equipment need this far are as follows:

1. Stihl 440
2. 2- 12' PT 2x6"
3. 2- 4' PT 4x4"
4. My new Kobalt ratchet set
5. Asst wrenches
6. Dead blow sledge.

Unconventional? Yes. Effective? Yes. Safe? No. Encorperating a chainsaw into motorcycle repair? Brilliance.

Now, as far as step by step goes...well...I'm simply too lazy to type that all out. Here are some pictures. I'll obviously update as I go.

On a side note:
1. Chainsaws are dangerous.
2. For all you guys that think you are riding around slammed, take the shocks completely off and set the bike down. You'll see slammed! I can't even fit a finger between the tire and fender....funny, dint remember it being this low when I put the fender on...

 

Nice. there is another 3" of travel possible by the swing arm from when you have 2" lowering shocks on.

Drew

 

Well, it here! Time to get started!!!