I have a 2013 Street Glide - stock. What model do I need and will Northern Tool lifts (similar to J&amp;S and Pit Bull liftswork after it is installed?
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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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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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If its a late model harley, there is no need, i belive its for older baggers pre 2006. The first set i installed was on a 2011 street glide, all worked perfect, installing now on a 2013 trike.
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I have a first gen sv650 naked. Assuming its pretty close to yours, the lift works great. No regrets, just changed the wheel a few weeks ago. No instructions, but pretty simple to figure out.
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No, you will be fine with either a JK or a JKU. Save your money and invest in a set of shock extenders or a set of lengthier shocks all together to accommodate for the extra lift. Being an 08, personally, I would skip the extenders if you are still running the stockers and go ahead and invest in a new set of quality (OME, TeraFlex, Bilstein, etc.) replacements. Hope this helps.
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Not sure about that fit but they are very weak. Wouldn't fit my street glide but they also broke and the company wouldn't do anything about it so I wouldn't recommend.
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I had someone sell me two wrong kits before I got the correct one. The firestone website is good at identifying your kit. I'm pretty sure a lift kit requires a different kit or the same kit with a spacer to accommodate your lift.
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Hey Brian...I bought it for a 2013 road glide custom so hate to say yes but should be the same..it is an awesome product. Good luck. Melissa
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I installed this product in my 2013 street glide, I recommend you check progressive's website to see if the street glide and road glide use the same product number for 2013
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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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Yes it will. My suggestion is to use the connectors that are currently on your Road Glide and not the cheap ones that come with the linkage It looks great once installed.
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Yes, WPX30L-LS 30ah Lightning Start battery is the correct battery for 2013 Harley FLHX Street Glide.PowerSportBatteries800-790-9940
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I think that would work. However make sure your bike is light enough for the lift to work. Not for a Harley road king. Also, when making a turn the bike really leans over. I didn't care for it.
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The kit improved my bikes suspension (HD street glide) 100 percent. Use the right amt. of spacers for your weight (200lbs. for me- so 2 spacers) and the right weight and amt. 5 oz per ea. of fork oil (as instructed) just for lubrication, and you should be fine. Lowered 1-1/4 inch and made an unbelievable improvement in handling as well. no stiffness at all, and still controls a hard front braking nose dive. Hope this helps. I think its just that some people don't do the research for their particular ride, etc.
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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 put it on a 2010 flhx street glide and it fit fine, however I run a hidden antenna in the fairing. I did not look to see if it has a hole for the stock antenna.
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We have 2008 street glide. Sorry not sure about the road glide. It looks awesome though.