Did you buy an inexpensive set of ramps to back up on if you need to change the settings ? Inquiring minds .........
My son has a set if that is what is needed. I hope we do not have to adjust but I will see after a few more rides.
James:cxtv:
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Did you buy an inexpensive set of ramps to back up on if you need to change the settings ? Inquiring minds .........
Well took a nice ride Thursday with the progressive 444 shocks and it is a great improvement. No hard jolts or bottoming out like we had with stock air shocks. Wife and I rode back roads and places we have rode before but felt better after returning. Not sure yet about adjusting the setting, I did mount them upside down per instructions but did not try turning the adjustment after install. I set mine up on the second ring and it seams fine so far.:clapping:
James :cxtv:
VietNam Veteran
Patriot Guard Rider
2013 TriGlide
James did you put any pre load on the springs before you installed them? I put 3 full turns and am very satisfied with the out come.
This morning I cleaned all the bugs off then did a little pm to her. Being a welder by trade(40 Yrs) and some experience in the machine shop I had fabricated a catch can for the head breathers. Last week I installed it and decided to check it today for oil. No oil but was full of a watery substance. Smell a little like very old gas. Was not sure what it was but I took it off for now. Anyone else had that with a catch can. Replaced the left tail/brake lite in the tour pac, two now in two weeks. 2 weeks ago I installed a tank lift that I made.
James:cxtv:
VietNam vet 11B
2013 Tri-Glide Anniversary Color
Thanks Rodger for the reply. Had me a little worried with the watery(??) stuff. think I will keep running it and install a petcock in the bottom like yours. Still would like to know what it is and if it is normal condensation or what.
James
VietNam Veteran 11B
2013 Tri-Glide #1146 of 1450
Normal condensation from the combustion process....In the days before mandated PVC valves that mixture was just allowed to drain under engines to the pavement... The colder the engine oil the more it will drip... Till its burnt off...
Isn't that one of those funny look'n bikes ya get at waalmart in the toy department ? Some of 'em even come with training wheels and multi colored streamers hooked to ends of the hand grips I've noticed ................Moved it out of the way so we could do some suspension swapping/testing on a Sportster.
Kevin