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Question for ya, has the powder coat on your oil tank started to form hairline cracks by chance?
No, mine looks good.... and are you sure it's powder coat?? I read on another thread, that the Breakout oil tank is painted. I figured the Rocker's was as well....
Originally Posted by Sarah93003
That looks great! Excellent upgrade.
Thanks Sarah!!!
Last edited by Rocker B; Mar 28, 2017 at 11:11 PM.
No, mine looks good.... and are you sure it's powder coat?? I read on another thread, that the Breakout oil tank is painted. I figured the Rocker's was as well....
I assure you the Rocker's oil tank is powder coated, as the tank is a cast part, not a sheet metal part like the average softail. I am not 100% sure on the Breakout, but I am 99% sure it is also powder coated as I believe it is also cast. I did read that comment on the other thread, about oil tanks being painted, and I agree standard softail tanks are painted, and technically There is a 1% chance a Breakout tank is painted, as I have never touched one, but I assure you mine is powder coated.
I assure you the Rocker's oil tank is powder coated, as the tank is a cast part, not a sheet metal part like the average softail. I am not 100% sure on the Breakout, but I am 99% sure it is also powder coated as I believe it is also cast. I did read that comment on the other thread, about oil tanks being painted, and I agree standard softail tanks are painted, and technically There is a 1% chance a Breakout tank is painted, as I have never touched one, but I assure you mine is powder coated.
Ya, it would make sense that they're both p/c, with the exhaust coming as close to the oil tanks as it does, it seems like it would hold up to the heat better.....
Originally Posted by j33ptj
Just curious how can you tell that it is powder coated versus painted?
I was wondering the same thing......
Last edited by Rocker B; Mar 29, 2017 at 01:05 AM.
But I can't see thickness or strength?? and it's texture looks the same as paint to me....lol
Hahaha Very true, but as someone who has PC and painted many a things I can see it. Plus I just had my oil tank out, and was able to play with it. As I sadi mine is starting to form some imperfections, which I will correct at some point, so I hit it with a center punch in a discrete spot. I assure you it is powder coated.
But I can't see thickness or strength?? and it's texture looks the same as paint to me....lol
hey bud, you ARE the standard , in my eyes, when it comes to quality customizing....I didn't see listed, that sick tear drop headlight cover, I saw one today, not like yours, but pronounced, and measured up to mine, yea thats gotta go asap!..lol
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