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Your OP show's a screaming eagle timing cover off-set to 90°, with a photo shop banner about china with no other explanation, no hint,, nothing.
We are supposed to grasp your random posted photo and banner as to imply it only pertains to a $20 cover of all the items made by and for the screaming eagle logo??
I'm pretty much guessing,, but if you have to share a picture of a timing cover as your newest/best addition to your bike,,
,,"all you own",, isn't worth a bet.
this -$2 part... who cares. a lot of the bike and parts are. the device you used to post this madness probably wasn't made in the US of A either. plant your political flag in something that matters, please
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