DIY Cheap Mods
#962
06-21-2015, 10:54 PM
5-buck upgrade
So I have a 2015 fatboy and added a few things to it. Me and my friends noticed that my truck-lite headlight is barely noticeable/visible during daytime even when my HD custom auxillary light is ON. My Aux lights have cree led in it and my turn signals are dynamic ringz from custom dynamics. This is one of the reasons why I don't want to upgrade YET my auxillary lights with truck-lite 4.5" spots. But im thinking maybe the daymaker 4.5" spot lamps will do better. (in black so that I have the smoked-them for all my lights.
With stock HD halogens:
With Truck-lite 27270C led headlights:
I then a added a 24" 30leds sideshine led strips from ebay that cost me 10 bucks for a pair.
I already have the frenched trim ring that is why I don't want to buy the 80+ dollars kuryakyn trim ring to at least add daytime visibility. I tried the ebay led strips first so that if I feel that it is tacky then I can just easily remove it and will not lose money that much. I tapped and soldered them on the truck-lites which are fortunately labeled as to where the ground and low-beam wires are. I think I just might have to keep them for awhile.
With stock HD halogens:
With Truck-lite 27270C led headlights:
I then a added a 24" 30leds sideshine led strips from ebay that cost me 10 bucks for a pair.
I already have the frenched trim ring that is why I don't want to buy the 80+ dollars kuryakyn trim ring to at least add daytime visibility. I tried the ebay led strips first so that if I feel that it is tacky then I can just easily remove it and will not lose money that much. I tapped and soldered them on the truck-lites which are fortunately labeled as to where the ground and low-beam wires are. I think I just might have to keep them for awhile.
#963
06-23-2015, 06:07 PM
Tourer
So I have a 2015 fatboy and added a few things to it. Me and my friends noticed that my truck-lite headlight is barely noticeable/visible during daytime even when my HD custom auxillary light is ON. My Aux lights have cree led in it and my turn signals are dynamic ringz from custom dynamics. This is one of the reasons why I don't want to upgrade YET my auxillary lights with truck-lite 4.5" spots. But im thinking maybe the daymaker 4.5" spot lamps will do better. (in black so that I have the smoked-them for all my lights. With stock HD halogens: With Truck-lite 27270C led headlights: I then a added a 24" 30leds sideshine led strips from ebay that cost me 10 bucks for a pair. I already have the frenched trim ring that is why I don't want to buy the 80+ dollars kuryakyn trim ring to at least add daytime visibility. I tried the ebay led strips first so that if I feel that it is tacky then I can just easily remove it and will not lose money that much. I tapped and soldered them on the truck-lites which are fortunately labeled as to where the ground and low-beam wires are. I think I just might have to keep them for awhile.
Nice! and welcome to the HD forum. !
#964
07-11-2015, 10:31 PM
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Another garage door opener Mod
Used Part number2106-0151 from NAMZ Custom cycle Products
This is the water proof momentary switch used on Road Kings for OD switching
Pre wired keychain garage door opener with tails
Drilled hole in Console near gas tank
Attached momentary switch used caps to twist wires together (to make battery changes easier)
Used Mastic tape to attach opener case to front of inside f console
DONE
Used Part number2106-0151 from NAMZ Custom cycle Products
This is the water proof momentary switch used on Road Kings for OD switching
Pre wired keychain garage door opener with tails
Drilled hole in Console near gas tank
Attached momentary switch used caps to twist wires together (to make battery changes easier)
Used Mastic tape to attach opener case to front of inside f console
DONE
Doing this but on my helmet
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#966
07-12-2015, 10:05 PM
Road Captain
So I was toying around with some different options for my air cleaner cover and I came across a pretty cool idea to just remove the cover and use a CD as an insert. Being a big Van Halen fan, I decided to search for the appropriate design to compliment my '06 Deluxe. Cost was about $.05.
I painted the nut black to match the design.
I painted the nut black to match the design.
#967
07-26-2015, 01:10 PM
5th Gear
Join Date: Jul 2015
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anyone know how to hide brake module under a mustang seat
was thinking bout removing section on rear fender where flasher and stuff is located to fit badlands and brake xp module cant sit it under seat because seat sits on it with mustang tour seat. Heard people using ecm trays but I have a 1996 springer and no tray for that any DIY for this issue or hiding stuff under seats
#970
10-28-2015, 08:43 PM
For my 2" tank lift, I took a metal shelf bracket, cut it, and ground it to "Tombstone" shape with my angle grinder, drilled two holes in each 2" apart. Bought two bolts, two nylon lock nuts, and a bag of washers. Simple install. Remove original front tank bolt, lift tank, install lift brackets and bolts with lock nuts in the tank, use original bolt and nut for the bottom. Stacked the washers 1" high and added superglue. Used that for the rear lift.
less than 20.00 invested. Beats the hell out of 50-70.00 from ebay.
less than 20.00 invested. Beats the hell out of 50-70.00 from ebay.