Harley#356

no hack sawing needed or washers on the slightly bigger rear urethane bumpstops from energy suspension. just bolt right in. dont reuse the stock metal plate (no need for it with the new bumpstops, just will give you more clearance without it) and the bumpstops then stick down about 1/2" past the frame rail, which i wouldn't want it much more since it can still compress if the axle ever did hit it, although i've never bottomed out with a 3" rear drop and a loaded bed.

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