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TQuentin1 · May 20th, 2008, 10:56 AM

OK. I think I will wait until the legs start to leak before replacing them with non-cartridge version.

The original owner of this bike had it lowered by the dealership - front and back. I had to replace the rear air shocks a while ago, but have not been into the fork. With the fork lowered (I am assuming the standard lowering kit from HD), what is the air gap supposed to be? I do not have any paperwork on the Harley kit which I suspect would specify a different measurement.

TQ

May 20th, 2008, 10:56 AM	#6 (permalink)
TQuentin1 Moderators Join Date: Apr 4th, 2008 Location: Missouri City, TX Posts: 571	Re: Jim's Cartridge Fork Tool For 02 and up Baggers OK. I think I will wait until the legs start to leak before replacing them with non-cartridge version. The original owner of this bike had it lowered by the dealership - front and back. I had to replace the rear air shocks a while ago, but have not been into the fork. With the fork lowered (I am assuming the standard lowering kit from HD), what is the air gap supposed to be? I do not have any paperwork on the Harley kit which I suspect would specify a different measurement. TQ