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I received my color matched lowers with glove boxes but I am a little confused about adding the "kit, Lwr Speaker" that are also color matched. I assume the the kit replaces the glove box inside and top portion of the lower fairing but this is all black, plastic. What does the color matched speaker pod replace?
I received my color matched lowers with glove boxes but I am a little confused about adding the "kit, Lwr Speaker" that are also color matched. I assume the the kit replaces the glove box inside and top portion of the lower fairing but this is all black, plastic. What does the color matched speaker pod replace?
Or you can go with one piece speaker boxes from eBay for well under $100, without grills.
Bert, The gasket seal part number 25700311 isn't showing up on HD web site. By chance is this number from another company? Recommendations on a substitute?
Bert, The gasket seal part number 25700311 isn't showing up on HD web site. By chance is this number from another company? Recommendations on a substitute?
billablehours, posted this.
I cut a piece of 3M adhesive tape in half off the roll and used it instead. Seals great and holds the speaker box in place for the install.
I like the looks of these, any chance you remember the seller you bought them from? I need to invest in a pair.
Thanks!
Originally Posted by Greatsteaks
Most people go with the HD cvo grills. Do a search and you will find the part numbers. The install is quite easy so if you choose to put the glive boxes in first then swap them with pods it's not that hard. I went with the $71 ebay pods that came in vivid(gloss) black already painted that matches my bike. I would recommend them as they are much cheaper and one piece but keep in mind I have no experience with the HD pods to compare them to. Attachment 469674Attachment 469673
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