1.75"lowering Kit 2000-2002 Harley Davidson Dyna ,chrome on 2040-parts.com
Sanger, California, US
From Tamarack Machine Works: These kits are OUR original, high quality, trademark rear lowering kit designs for use on Harleys. Designed and manufactured at one shop in the U.S.A. and backed by an unparalleled quality and service reputation
1.75" Lowering kit for 2000-2002 Dynas using your stock shocks.
Please let us know if this kit is going to be installed on a Wide GLide. We will need to send longer bolts with the kit.
PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS GUIDELINES BEFORE PURCHASING:
Can be used on Super Glide's and Wide Glides for weights up to 225#'s with maximum shock spring settings.
Can be used on Super Glide Sports for weights up to 350#'s with maximum shock spring settings
Can be used on Lowriders as a single rider kit only up to 160#'s with maximum shock spring settings
Please contact us if you have any questions
-easy to install (less then 20 minutes)
CHROME PLATED
-comes with all nessasary grade 9 bolts and easy to follow pictured installation instructions
Shipping is free inside the U.S.A.
$25 international shipping (10-15 day delivery with "item shipped" confirmation tracking only) please note: if you choose to have your item shipped with this method and it get lost in the mail we will no longer send replacement kits.
$45 international shipping (5-6 day delivery with proper delivery tracking)
Thousands of kits of various sizes sold world wide. Buy these durable, high quality lowering kits with the best customer service with confidence from the original innovator and manufacturer of this style of lowering kit
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