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The Dyna forks are no different then any other HD fork.
End cap, (on the stanchion) Preload spacer, spring, damper, topout spring, inside the lower leg.
The difference between a "lowered" spring and a firmer one is the total spring length, and the spring rate. And actually.....the preload spacer will deterimne final height. Your 3/4" is a matter of more preload.
If your bike is now lower after the install, (static height with no rider) you can probably add a longer preload spacer, (it's PVC tubing) and bring the front up to normal height again.
You can do that by simply removing the stanchion end caps and replacing the preload spacer that's right there, when you take the cap off. I'd suggest jacking the bike up, and get the front wheel off the ground as well, to take the static preload off the forks.
The cap is still under a tad bit of pressure, so get ready for that when it comes off.
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