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Went with Biltwell 1 1/8” 8” pullbacks with their Highbend bars and a Thrashing Supply pullback plate, total of about 14”, installation was pretty easy, went with a 1 1/2” hole saw. Tried drilling the first hole with a drill, not a good idea, luckily I didn’t “F” anything up, finished it with the drill press, also drilled out a little bit for the wiring using the same size hole saw and also was able to notch out ignition bezel. Rides perfect now.
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