The only modification was the grinding of the mounts and shocks. If you take your time it really isn't that bad and it should come out clean looking. There are a couple of posts on here that explain the swap in detail.What modifications did you have to make in order for them to fit? Please post how they feel once you get a chance to ride with them.
looks to be sitting up really high in the front.
:thanks:Looks great! Gonna get me a set b4 long, let us know how they work.
Ok sorry man i just looked at the pic.'s and didn't read your original post!It is higher than it was before. Like I said about a 1.5-1.75 higher.
These pics were taken right off the jack so it may look higher than it actually is. I tried getting info to see if anyone had the same concerns after their install. I compared my preload to others that have posted pictures of their swap. Much more threads showing on mine as compared to others and mine is barely tight on the spring. It seems some where not bothered by the extra height. Not sure how I feel.
Any additonal feedback from anyone that has done the swap would be great. Not trying to make this into a Tech post...sorry admin!
Looks good. Did you use the springs that came off the xx or did you find a set that were grey?
No worries at all my man!Ok sorry man i just looked at the pic.'s and didn't read your original post!
No, the rubber bushings did not get loose, but the metal spacer in the middle did on one the shocks. I don't think you can replace the bushing. You could try to grind the shock alittle thinner and use really thin (I mean thin) stainless steel washers to keep everything in place. I accidentally grinded one too thin and did just that and it worked out fine.did ur rubber bushing get loose after the grinding when i grinded them the bushing was real loose can u replace the bushings if so what tools do u need?