I have a 2013 Street Glide - stock. What model do I need and will Northern Tool lifts (similar to J&S and Pit Bull liftswork after it is installed?
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the CS-09 should fit. I do notown any of the lifts that you mention so I cannot comment on them.
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Not sure about the model number, go to Wheeldock's website for accurate information. I have the HF lift, but since I put on the centerstand, I no longer use it. Tools: just a socket or wrench. Very easy install, under 5 min.
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I have to run my 2012 flhtc onto a couple pieces of plywood, front and rear, to use my pit bull lift.
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I'm not sure but the wheel dock web site can answer specific model questions. As far as the lift mine works just fine and it's a northern tools lift. My bike is a 2012 ultra classic
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I recommend looking at the JessEm website http://www.jessem.com/MAST-R-LIFT_II.htmlIncidentally, I use a Craftsman which was not listed on the JessEm website. It fits well. Since I installed this lift, getting bit setup height correct has become a pleasure rather than a chore. I strongly recommend this product.
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I took a chance and got one for my JH and it fit. Look at your existing bar and see if it matches up is my advice. The shovel is great as I had hardpan soil (like cement) and it cut right through it.
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It looks like the Diamondback Trace handlebar clamp is 31.8mm and the torker high rise bars fit a 25.4mm clamp. So, you have two options - One, get a stem with a 31.8mm clamp or two, get a 25.4 to 31.8mm shim to put around the handlebar to make it fit in the stem. You will also need to lengthen the brake and shifter cables. They are awesome bars once you get them set up.
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Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact... » Read More Just make sure you have jack stands, proper tooIs and the kit of course. lol. There is plenty of write up's on forums for the lift. the lift doesn't have to be the same but basically just a write up and maybe photos to help. But it's a simple process and maybe a extra set of hands to help will come in handy. Some tire shops will install these lifts for around $75 or so. Goggle will be your best friend to find lots of info and forum write ups. But to answer the question all you need is the kit, several mechanics tools and a couple jacks. It you look on forums you will find out the exact tools you need including socket sizes and more. Hope this helped. Thanks « Show Less
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I have both sissybar docking system and this two up touring docking system on my 1998 Roadking. Since HD changed frames after 2000 I don't know if it will work for your newer streetglide.
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Bryan, It is recommended that you use longer shocks with the lift kit. I never attempted to use the stock shocks to know if it would go together with the lift but I know the suspension would not operate properly due to the insufficient up/unload travel limitations of the shorter stock shocks.
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Yes, I have a 2014 street glidea special and they fit. They are small so will have extra room on top of them.
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I have a 2011 street glide, as far as I know the sizes are the same and are mostly standard
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You have to use the carriers included with the kit as the bore/bearings are larger than stock. Fear not, they are very stout. Also, I had a problem with my hubs bottoming out/axle being too long. A few washers took care of that.
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These are wheel spacers, nothing to do with a lift. on a JK you can put a 37 inch tire on with no lift, however you do need to do some cutting and trimming. Thank you!
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Google the street bob thing. Install is easy and all parts included. Except the Allen wrench. Took me about 45 minutes to get the old one off and install the K&N;
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There is a different kit needed for your newer model Liberty. We do have those listed on our website. You can check that out direct at... http://www.rocky-road.com/jeep-liberty-lift-kit-budget.html
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If Dakota says that you need the MCL-3006-OT, that's what I would get. They are the manufacturer. From my research, all the fitment charts I have say that this unit fits 2004-13 FLT's and FLHT's. The Street Glide is an FLHX. The instruments on the FLHX look identical to the FLT's and FLHT's and the individual gauges that are in this set are listed as fitting the FLHX.
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I'm not sure? But when you in put your bike in for parts on amazon it will automatically tell you if it fits or not. Cool I thought, but what it doesn't come with is the hard ware kit to convert over to the high flow system. My street glide run and starts so much better. Looks great to. Good luck.
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Wish I could help, I have no idea though. I have a street glide, they work great in the fairing of it.
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I have a 2011 street glide so there shouldn't be any problems with fitment on your bike.