Looks good man

 

Just ordered this kit from Dead Creek Cycles as the first completed part order for my upcoming build adventure!

 

back again--- check your PMs

 

How was the install? If it is not too much trouble, could you upload a picture of the directions? I couldn't find them online. I'm curious.

 

I just did the dead creek cycles rear kit as well. Install was a snap. I was taking my time and organizing some tools as I was installing the kit. Took less than an hour. Honestly, its a 30 minute job but like I said, was more piddling around then working. Just do a youtube search for softail lowering kit. There is a video that shows a woman installing the kit. Shows step by step. Very clean, very easy. It rides different, still good, just a bit more stiffer.

I also did the progressive drop ins in the front. Here is the after pic:

 

I've had my shock collars installed for 5 years or so. Love them and the price is right.

https://www.softailloweringkit.com/


The SS is nice...but i could never see spending that kind of coin. I don't have anywhere to hide a pump on my bike anyway.

 

I haven't installed it yet--and honestly haven't even opened the box yet. I have a laundry list of mods that I am doing and am trying to collect all of the parts before I get started. As was mentioned, there are some good installation videos online but I will try to post some pictures of the instructions once I crack open the box.

 

I wish they made those collars in 1", not sure if I want to go 1.5" lower...my condo curb catches me sometimes at stock height.

 

Lowered front w/Progressive Monotubes and rear w/422's w/RAP. I am very happy with mine. Tried to download some pics but it stops at 99% and wont fully load pics :/

 

I lowered mine an inch in the front with progressive and 2 inch in the rear with Arlen ness