Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
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Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
So. I have two sets of jugs. The original silver powder coat jugs from my superglide, and a set of black powdercoat takeoff jugs. I can have either set bored to fit these pistons. I'm thinking I might like the contrast with the black powdercoat jugs in between the silver powdercoat heads and block. Kind of a little original, something everybody hasn't got, and even a little old school look.
These jugs are going to the machine shop in the morning, so ya'll tell me what you think. You guys think the black jugs will look corny sandwiched in there?? Or just enough contrast??
Right now I'm leaning hard to the black jugs.
Give me some input here guys. Maybe somebody could even mock up a superglide with black jugs on photoshop for me??
These jugs are going to the machine shop in the morning, so ya'll tell me what you think. You guys think the black jugs will look corny sandwiched in there?? Or just enough contrast??
Right now I'm leaning hard to the black jugs.
Give me some input here guys. Maybe somebody could even mock up a superglide with black jugs on photoshop for me??
Tourer
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RE: Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
can't do the photoshop, but, if no-one has something you want to do, you might ask yourself why not? I suggest sticking with matching case to jugs, just my humble opinon - but, do whatever turns your crank.
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RE: Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
ORIGINAL: Psycho
So. I have two sets of jugs.
The original silver powder coat jugs from my superglide,
and a set of black powdercoat takeoff jugs.
.................................................. ...............................................
Maybe somebody could even mock up a superglide with black jugs on photoshop for me??
So. I have two sets of jugs.
The original silver powder coat jugs from my superglide,
and a set of black powdercoat takeoff jugs.
.................................................. ...............................................
Maybe somebody could even mock up a superglide with black jugs on photoshop for me??
PhotoShop won't tell you much, cause the edges of the cooling fins are machined,
they are not contrasting. I would shop it for you, but.
I have a black set sitting on the bench as well. Debating this issue.
I think it would probably look good.
Mock it up and snap a shot. I would like to see.
(reverse photoshopping).
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RE: Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
ORIGINAL: Teachu2
Go to the HD site and look at a '07 Road Glide.......
Go to the HD site and look at a '07 Road Glide.......
Gotta mock it up and have a look.
All the parts are right there in your hand.
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Tourer
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RE: Black Jugs or Silver Jugs.
I would powder coat the jugs flat black (not wrinkle) as well as the rocker covers. Leave the rest silver. I was thinking about doing this in 40-50k miles when I need rings and whatnot.
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