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#11

06-04-2019 | 08:00 AM

mazz

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i got my seat lower on 2017 cvo worked like a charm

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#12

06-04-2019 | 11:34 AM

Red

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Originally Posted by Dmdrone

How good are the lowering blocks' and I'll check on the seat. Thanks

I'm using the TMW(?) lowering blocks right now on my '19 Limited with the 13" shocks. Can't see any issue with them. Heavy machined piece.

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06-04-2019 | 01:42 PM

jd05flhtci

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I'm using the TMW(?) lowering blocks right now on my '19 Limited with the 13" shocks. Can't see any issue with them. Heavy machined piece.

You will when they destroy your rear swing arm. I had a buddy run the lower blocks for a couple seasons and destroyed his swing arm

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#14

06-04-2019 | 03:03 PM

wmprof

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Seat first. Lowering blocks second. Stay with 13-inch shocks. I ran lowering blocks for almost 40,000 miles on my Limited no problems at all.

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06-04-2019 | 03:11 PM

Red

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You will when they destroy your rear swing arm. I had a buddy run the lower blocks for a couple seasons and destroyed his swing arm

Haven't heard of a issue with lowering blocks and the new frame!

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06-04-2019 | 05:05 PM

Cosmic Razorback

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Call George or DJ at Pro-Action and let them make a recommendation. They are the experienced suspension people. Worth the call.

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06-04-2019 | 10:16 PM

Softy 103

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Originally Posted by jd05flhtci

You will when they destroy your rear swing arm. I had a buddy run the lower blocks for a couple seasons and destroyed his swing arm

I have ran lowering blocks for over 60,000 miles, I must have had a super duper swing arm.

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#18

06-04-2019 | 10:53 PM

sgs18

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You will when they destroy your rear swing arm. I had a buddy run the lower blocks for a couple seasons and destroyed his swing arm

Really, I’d love to hear this story.

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#19

06-06-2019 | 06:59 AM

slughill

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Have Your seat modified then You won't hang up on speed bumps or damage Your pipes backing to curbs.

+1
i had my seat modified by mean city cycles. Narrowed it and memory foam. Got me flat footed. Real comfortable,best mod I ever did

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06-06-2019 | 12:47 PM

Dmdrone

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Originally Posted by slughill

+1
i had my seat modified by mean city cycles. Narrowed it and memory foam. Got me flat footed. Real comfortable,best mod I ever did

How much lower did they make the seat. On there web site it said they could go 1 to 3 inches and also narrow it.

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