Wanted HD Profile front springs, dealership installed Progressives
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Wanted HD Profile front springs, dealership installed Progressives
Just like the title said, I had requested the dealership lower the front. I must not have specifically stated I wanted the HD Profile springs. I went to pick the bike up and noticed there was a Progressive box laying next to the bike. They installed Progressive front springs PN 10-1561 (with Part Number 77-1561 written on the box with a pen). They say it's 1" lower than stock just like the Profile but will ride lots better. The rear shocks are the stock low FLTRX/FLHX air shocks. He claims he used the parts to lower the front the 1" and not the 2".
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
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Just like the title said, I had requested the dealership lower the front. I must not have specifically stated I wanted the HD Profile springs. I went to pick the bike up and noticed there was a Progressive box laying next to the bike. They installed Progressive front springs PN 10-1561 (with Part Number 77-1561 written on the box with a pen). They say it's 1" lower than stock just like the Profile but will ride lots better. The rear shocks are the stock low FLTRX/FLHX air shocks. He claims he used the parts to lower the front the 1" and not the 2".
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
Dave
Last edited by 07FLHT; 02-26-2010 at 06:06 PM.
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Just like the title said, I had requested the dealership lower the front. I must not have specifically stated I wanted the HD Profile springs. I went to pick the bike up and noticed there was a Progressive box laying next to the bike. They installed Progressive front springs PN 10-1561 (with Part Number 77-1561 written on the box with a pen). They say it's 1" lower than stock just like the Profile but will ride lots better. The rear shocks are the stock low FLTRX/FLHX air shocks. He claims he used the parts to lower the front the 1" and not the 2".
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
Is it normal to run these front springs with the stock lowered FLTRX suspension? The bike is definitely lower in the front, and maybe it's just my mind playing tricks on me but it seems like the front is significantly lower than the rear. Would the Profile springs have given the same stance/feeling?
Other than that - i wouldn't complain. Sounds like your dealership knows the HD springs are crap and was avoiding a future complaint. The Progressives are less expensive too.
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