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I take it you have a Fatboy.............This kit is listed for an older FLH. I don't think it will fit an FL Softail triple tree.
Yeah, thats an old Shovel nacelle. You need the Freight Train Nacelle. They are designed for Softails converting to the modern nacelle style headlight.
HD Freight Train Nacelles seem to have a history of being scratched right out of the box. Mine came in with several hairline scratches. I'm planning on PCing black so it didn't matter. Do a search and you'll find alot written about this. If your wanting chrome you might consider an aftermarket or be prepared to send a few back. Also they were hard to come by for a short time. Good Luck
Thanks for the advice gentlemen. I ordered the HD Nacelle..hope its not scratched. Regarding the table I am not sure if my wife would let me keep it in the house but it still would work in my garage, still working on that.
Thanks for the advice gentlemen. I ordered the HD Nacelle..hope its not scratched. Regarding the table I am not sure if my wife would let me keep it in the house but it still would work in my garage, still working on that.
Congrats on the new bling. Are you doing the install yourself?
Keep us posted if you can.
i put the HD frieght train set up on my last 2000 fatboy, word of advice though, while all thats apart, go ahead and put on the chrome cow bells and chrome lowers, it'll pop!
I have to second that motion! You're going to put on a nacelle so you might as well chrome the Front end. Do it once and do it right and you will be very happy.
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