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Look'n good. I just wish I could start mine!! Does look odd setting there with the whole back in gone. Are you planing on powder coating any of the power plant as well?
Look'n good. I just wish I could start mine!! Does look odd setting there with the whole back in gone. Are you planing on powder coating any of the power plant as well?
Heck, I didn't even know I had a "power plant" but if I find it and it's gray then yes, it's going to get powder coated gloss black!
I think you are talking about the engine areas. I'm not going to do much there... I am planning on powder coating the rockers black though. Actually, I will probably put RSD nostalgic black rocker box cover on it. Like I said... its all time and money.
I bought a chrome dash panel from DragonSlayer so I'm going to replace my gray one with his chrome one. However, the speedo cup is going to be black with the chrome trim at the top. I think it will look good (I hope).
Last edited by rubiconMike; Nov 22, 2009 at 01:13 PM.
argh i know ya p/med me how difficult was gettin the rear end off?(tire)
Not a big deal. The only thing that is kind of a pain is working the wheel from side-to-side to get the spacers out. I figured out (after doing this a couple of times now) that pulling the caliper bracket off first and then taking out the wheel spacers is the way to go. Overall it's really a simple job.
Breaking the bolts loose from the shocks and the swing arm was a major PITA though. I'm going to have to invite the freakin hulk over to torque those babies back down.
P.S. I like your new sig!!! Bad **** apes you got there!
Its a bummer having the scoot inop but sounds like it will be definitely worth the wait. Went with RSD myself and will be installing once I get the parts in.
Gonna look good, I personally never liked the gray on the standard Rock. I think black PC on the engine covers; rocker boxes, timing cover, outer primary, transmission cover, etc. would look cool too.
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