2004 Heritage Classic
Looking to install a lowering kit on the rears shocks and need your advice or video.
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You will need access to a hydraulic press in order to disassemble shocks & install lowering kit.
Or, remove the shocks yourself & take to a local shop. They should not change you more than 1 hour labor.
Here are some videos for reference:
Softail Shock Adjustment
Harley Frame Swap
Watch the installation Videos on Fix My Hog: Harley Air Suspension Install with Arnott
Review: Arnott Air Suspension Ultimate Ride Series
Motorcycle Shocks vs. Car Shocks: What’s the Difference?
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