Bad reflections on chrome...
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Bad reflections on chrome...
I'm new on this site and I'm looking for a little advice. I bought a Softail Heritage '08 and I love my bike. I'm getting addicted to chrome and I've added a transmission cover (amongst other things...). My problem is that the yellow/blue of the pipe reflects on the chrome and it doesn't look too good. Is there anything I can do to fix that? Is there an exhaust cover that I can install to replace the one with the cutout?
Thanks,
Linda
Ottawa, Canada
Thanks,
Linda
Ottawa, Canada
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Pipe bluing is like prison rape. No one likes it but no matter how hard you try to avoid it, it's going to happen anyway.
You could slow the process somewhat by doing a Stage I and adjusting the A/F ratio to reduce heat which contributes to the discoloration. But that's not going to make it go away entirely or reverse what's been done.
Look at other's bikes and you will see the same thing. You aren't alone and no one will hold it against you.
You could slow the process somewhat by doing a Stage I and adjusting the A/F ratio to reduce heat which contributes to the discoloration. But that's not going to make it go away entirely or reverse what's been done.
Look at other's bikes and you will see the same thing. You aren't alone and no one will hold it against you.
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Sounds like you got the new bike **** retentive blues. Been there myself. Got the same bike, same bluing. After a while you won't even notice it.
Looks much worse on the Touring bikes where you don't only see the reflection of bluing, it's right in your face. Don't know why the MoCo builds them that way. If V&H can make a full heat shield, why can't HD.
Looks much worse on the Touring bikes where you don't only see the reflection of bluing, it's right in your face. Don't know why the MoCo builds them that way. If V&H can make a full heat shield, why can't HD.
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