Russ Wernimont vs Heartland
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New to the site. Just finished the Heartland Kit on my 08 Rocker last week. Purchased the fender, struts (chrome with LED's), rock guards, solo seat, additional passenger seat (doubles as a back rest) and 2" lowering kit. All in all paid Heartland $3600 for everything. Paid $300 to have the fender/rock guard painted and an additional $175 to have the lowering kit installed. It is a VERY nice kit but pricey. Was going to go with the 280 rear kit but could not justify the additional $2,000 for the back time and rim. I did take a passenger out on mine the other day (130 lb girl) and it did not bottom out. For the money and time invested must say I am very happy with the kit. Just my two cents.....
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Griss, First off double check that price and that is less than half of the cost from Heartland directly including the discount that they sometimes give. I think the pricing you got is just for a fender. No struts, seat, rockguard or hardware.
Second yes you need some sort of lowering to get the stance you are looking for. If you go with the shortest fender like I got you WILL need a air ride to get it to look good. Medium to long fender regular lowering will do.
Ride safe
Jojo
Second yes you need some sort of lowering to get the stance you are looking for. If you go with the shortest fender like I got you WILL need a air ride to get it to look good. Medium to long fender regular lowering will do.
Ride safe
Jojo
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I'm going with the medium sized fender. Hoping to avoid having **** thrown all over my back and still want the possibility of the passenger seat. Thanks for all the input guys, bottoming out was another concern of mine. Pretty much all my questions have been answered now. Thanks again for everything.
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