quick question???
Road Master
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From: NE Pennsylvania
Getting the cam cover off is a bitch. I banged it with a rubber mallet several times. Slowly remove cam cover so that you don't pull the cams out also. That's another PITA if you do. Putting the cam cover back on is also PITA. At least for me, it took me several attempts to line it up and bang it back on (by hand, don't do it with the mallet).
Looks OK IMO...
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that does look good can you get it in black?
Road Master
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They are expensive, but I got the primary cover for $55 off eBay, the sprocket cover for about the same. I couldn't find a cam cover at the time so I decided to go with the trim cover.
The original HD set of these 3 covers in chrome would run over $600. I paid a total of about $150-$175.
The original HD set of these 3 covers in chrome would run over $600. I paid a total of about $150-$175.
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