Will these bring down my upper control arm that is rubbing on my front fenders
1457109
They compress the springs to low a vehicle or to raise it up it should make it stop rubbing on the finder
1519456
Negative. If you are using these on the front of a Jeep the factory bumper bolts will be too short (pick up new longer grade 8 bolts)
420227
No, on the left and right corners of the front bumpers. They protrude from the rest of the bumper,so that would be the first area of impact on our models.
2026206
When applied to Jeep fenders the fenders become quite slippery. I would suspect the same thing would happen to a motorcycle seat. It might result in a seat that is too slippery for a stable ride
57929
No. They are attached to the pedals and would interfere with normal driving
1837940
Depends on what you are rubbing on and the offset of your wheels. I fit 35x12.50 15 tires on mine with 4" lift and these flat flares with no rubbing. You have to remember that 33s are only 1/2" larger towards your fenders than 32s
1376583
These are likely lowers, as uppers come preinstalled now with the entire upper control arm unit
1824315
No, They slide right out, I wanted to use this on my Impact Driver, And it wont work, Get a different brand.
1083704
They will lower your bike about one inch. I have a street glide which is about an inch lower than an ultra...no change in ride higth for me. I love them. It's like I got a new bike. Call the progressive guys for advice,they're very good.
1011173
front of arm rest have a place to grip, but your feet need to reach something solid for more stable ride.like foot rest .
2265965
Absolutely, they will right them selves when you throttle up. You want them loose, they brake far less because the are free floating to some degree. If your going to crash throttle all the down quick just another trick from experience.
1630486
if you are referring to the straps that go over the rims, yes they may firmly contact the rims and could rub--depends on your rims/wheels--not a problem on my bikes tho.The big plastic shells only contact the tires.
2244557
Yep. On my model (2013 STX), I had to put them over the fender flare, but doesn't affect performance. Look really good installed.
198084
Slippery isn't the word that I'd use. They would certainly allow you to slide easier than say, cloth seats, but if you're right arm is going to be immobile, then these may not be for you (they tend to bunch up under your legs when you first get into the vehicle, requiring a bit of adjusting / maneuvering. The reason for this is that there is no attachment on the lower end, it just hangs there...I've thought that they could be improved with a bit of elastic or Velcro. At any rate, best of luck.
395410
They work perfectly under the hood on the splash shields (plastic engine area covers) of my 2010 Lexus RX 350. I do not know about under the front bumper. Sorry.
934297
They'll help with minor scrapes anything more will rip them off. Measure the bumper space and the available BumpTek lengths. Medium worked for me.
1659926
A Fender arm will guarantee to fit (they're cheap enough), but so should most Squier by Fender arms and many accessory aftermarket ones with the correct 'fine' thread.