klockwerks stretched rear fender
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klockwerks stretched rear fender
Question for the guys with klockwerks stretched rear fenders, how did u get the ECM caddy to fit properly under seat? Anyone have any pics? ECM caddy is straight along the top edge but the fender is curved, just wondering how you guys got around this. Much appreciated.
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Question for the guys with klockwerks stretched rear fenders, how did u get the ECM caddy to fit properly under seat? Anyone have any pics? ECM caddy is straight along the top edge but the fender is curved, just wondering how you guys got around this. Much appreciated.
Kris
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Something I did not try at the time but may work is to heat it with a heat gun being very careful not to get it too hot and put a slight curve in it. If I had it to do over this is what I would try.
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Badfish, the ECM caddy top flange is flat and lays against a flat surface when dropped in the cutout. If you look on a oem Harley rear fender, the top part of the cutout is bent downward and flattened to sit flush with ECM caddy. Now on the klock weeks fender, the top part of the cutout is not flattened but curved with fender so the ECM caddy doesn't sit flush so was wondering what people did to get by this.
Hharley eaves, I was thinking of trimming and or heating and moulding too but just wanted to see if there might be an easier way. When you trimmed it, did u have a gap now between the ECM caddy and fender? If so, did u leave it open?
Cheers,
Kris
Hharley eaves, I was thinking of trimming and or heating and moulding too but just wanted to see if there might be an easier way. When you trimmed it, did u have a gap now between the ECM caddy and fender? If so, did u leave it open?
Cheers,
Kris
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Badfish, the ECM caddy top flange is flat and lays against a flat surface when dropped in the cutout. If you look on a oem Harley rear fender, the top part of the cutout is bent downward and flattened to sit flush with ECM caddy. Now on the klock weeks fender, the top part of the cutout is not flattened but curved with fender so the ECM caddy doesn't sit flush so was wondering what people did to get by this.
Hharley eaves, I was thinking of trimming and or heating and moulding too but just wanted to see if there might be an easier way. When you trimmed it, did u have a gap now between the ECM caddy and fender? If so, did u leave it open?
Cheers,
Kris
Hharley eaves, I was thinking of trimming and or heating and moulding too but just wanted to see if there might be an easier way. When you trimmed it, did u have a gap now between the ECM caddy and fender? If so, did u leave it open?
Cheers,
Kris
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