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Thanks, I was wondering if I can easily relocate the horn to be there, I have the "natural" color jugs and they are ugly and want to cover them somehow. I want to get them powder coated, but can't afford to have the engine pulled atm. Any other ideas?
Oh yeah it does, had my shovel iron jugs done the same color as my frame and they stood the test of time and abuse, no chipping or stains from hot oil. Heat wise didn't change it on the iron jugs but it will bump the temps a bit on aluminium cylinders but not enough to cook a motor, that's another of those backyard myths.
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