For HD Touring models. Complete rear system, and complete front system. Includes 2 compressors, rear shocks, front air pistons and springs for applicable models, 2 dump manifolds, and all tubing/fittings/wiring etc to complete installation. 1 compressor operates the front, and one operates the rear. Lifts most touring model bikes in approximately 13 seconds.
Other option runs the complete system off of one compressor, and includes the proper valving to distribute flow up/down front/rear. Front and rear operate separately, front takes approximately 13 seconds and rear takes approximately 13 seconds. Please note this valving is not sufficient for incorporating an air tank! Made to run as-is, not to add a tank!
Steel shocks measure 9.5" collapsed, 13.25" extended (measured bolt-center to bolt-center)
Aluminum shocks measure 9.5" collapsed, 13.75" extended (measured bolt-center to bolt-center)
What's the difference between the steel and aluminum shocks? Steel shocks have a pretty basic design inside and out. This keeps the price low, and the shocks still ride well and are very reliable. The aluminum shocks have a more advanced design inside and out - This allows for optimum reliability, as well as the most comfortable ride available and the best performance available. They have a wider range of comfortable travel, so they're very easy to adjust and most people find that they can ride lower with these shocks. If you are looking for the best air shocks available for your bike, these aluminum shocks are what you are looking for.
