Replacing inner primary cover w/chrome
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Thanks... Why did you mentioned that you would put a cover? The difficulty of the project? or machanical issues?
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From: Mansfield, MA
No heat issues from the cover.
I just installed a chrome inner this summer....With the help of buddy it went smooth.....I did a few other things while I was in there so I made a weekend out of it....
You will need a manual.....and mind all the torque specs.
An electric impact gun will help remove the comp nut.
I just installed a chrome inner this summer....With the help of buddy it went smooth.....I did a few other things while I was in there so I made a weekend out of it....
You will need a manual.....and mind all the torque specs.
An electric impact gun will help remove the comp nut.
Road Master
Joined: Jun 2008
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From: Illinois
Forget the covers- go with the real thing.
If you are not comfortable with the thought of pulling everything apart, then pay someone who knows what they're doing. I know it was a little intimidating when I did mine, but I'd do it again instead of buying a cover.
To me, the cover kits look cheap (everyone has their own opinion).
You get what you pay for.
If you are not comfortable with the thought of pulling everything apart, then pay someone who knows what they're doing. I know it was a little intimidating when I did mine, but I'd do it again instead of buying a cover.
To me, the cover kits look cheap (everyone has their own opinion).
You get what you pay for.
Road Captain
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From: Miami, Florida
I went with the cover. Good quality, good fit w/ minimal wrenching and great price. No differences in operating tempertures.
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