Are these for stock ride hight or for lifted suspensions?
1075588
These shocks are for stock ride height. The shock part is only medium duty, but the extra spring is nice to firm up the soggy TTB ride.
1083563
I,m sure they will not work. You will need a shock with longer travel. Look at different lift kit to see which rancho shock they offer with their 3'' lift kit. And then you will get the right length shock.
590291
not stock, they are a high lift and will raise the back of your truck 2 to 3 full inches. You would have to use them in pairs to be even.
544438
They're just shocks they won't raise it any.You'll probably need an add-a-leaf for towing or an air bag system of some sort
2207334
They were wide enough to cover my 12.50 and will give a couple of more inches clearance. I also added 2" spring lift and very inexpensive with 2" shock extensions for a stock ride then added a 1" body lift. This still retains other stock under carriage but body lift took 4 times longer to install than the spring lift. I now run 33 without rubbing for about $250 invested
790348
I have 12 Road King, probably the same fitment. I am 180lbs went with light springs. The pros much better/more comfortable than stock air shocks, close to 1" reduction in seat height which I like being 5'8" my feet are firmly planted. The con is that they are relatively expensive.
44550
the shocks are a replacement for the stock ones on my 89 fxstc , I have lowered it down
2027425
No. They don't raise the level of your vehicle. They offer a zero to four inch drop. Meaning zero being stock stance, and four being a very aggressive stance. Low and mean
615979
These aren't suppose to add additional lift, but because they are new, will raise the vehicle a few inches (approx 3"). The height appears natural/OEM rather than upgraded.
195581
Then you will not have an air ride suspension. They will either be gas shocks for air shocks that you fill up like you would your car tire.
1687250
I would have to say no. These are air shocks that rise when you put air in them, not lower. You want air bags and even then you are going to have to completely modify the spring perches and shock mounts. Don't know exactly how you are going to do that, but lower? Don't think these are what you are looking for...
371894
I actually ended up not using them and went with a set of m2 lowering springs. The ride with these springs is as good or better than factory. They are available on amazon.
1271663
You can put these shocks on any 1998 and up stock Harley Touring bike. They fit the street glides perfectly, keeping it the same stock height, but will lower all the others by 1". These shocks are set up as such that they are 13" shocks, but, compress 1" when installed. They have 13" down travel, but, only 12" bump travel.
615978
They'll bring you back to stock hight and ride and might be a little stiffer I haul a boat and my jeep doesn't sag to much with the new springs compared to the old worn out stock ones. They come with the bushings installed already definitely your best bang for your buck.
1493078
I got these but used after market shocks an the adjustable parts so I could chose how low or high I wanted.
959835
No. You might have to buy different blocks to get the ride height even with the front. Depending on what lift you have on the front. No way to tell until it is on. If you have a 6" lift in the front and a stacked blocks in the back, you would remove the non factory block and install these springs.
2202373
Its just a ploy to get you to buy a fabtec suspension. These will work with most any aftermarket suspension. Ive never installed them on a stock truck, but i believe there would be clearance issues due to the size difference. Hope this helps. Haven't broke a set of these yet.