Burly Brand Shock Adjustable Lowering Kit For 2000-2012 Harley Softail Fxst Flst on 2040-parts.com
Warminster, Pennsylvania, US
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Shock Lowering Kit
This item fits:
00-12 FXST/FLST
- Lower the rear of any FXST/FLST
- Silver Zinc Finish
- Adjustable kits are fully adjustable without having to remove shock mounting bolts and feature a sealing design to protect the heim bearings from the elements
- Both come with instructions for easy installation
- 0" to 1-1/4" Lower
- Made in the U.S.A.
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