gas cap!
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Slinger2
Active Member
Actually this one, You cut out the old bung.
So you really don't worry about the paint or what ever.
This is much larger than the old hole.
Goodridge FLUSH-MOUNT GAS CAPS
this is the page it's on.
Part#: 4250AG
you will need this too.
Part#: TBV45
Or come up with your own vent.
I just lucked out and got mine for $25 off ebay.
thanks for the compliments.
So you really don't worry about the paint or what ever.
This is much larger than the old hole.
Goodridge FLUSH-MOUNT GAS CAPS
this is the page it's on.
Part#: 4250AG
you will need this too.
Part#: TBV45
Or come up with your own vent.
I just lucked out and got mine for $25 off ebay.
thanks for the compliments.
Staffy
Active Member
You are one hell of a lucky guy....first the "thing" just comes off...next a GREAT looking gas cap; which was a steal....L@@KING awesome....congratulations....
Slinger, what did you end up using to seal the "thing" tape or silicone?
Finally, what Ray said
remember the "flower"
Slinger, what did you end up using to seal the "thing" tape or silicone?
Finally, what Ray said
remember the "flower"
Slinger2
Active Member
You are one hell of a lucky guy....first the "thing" just comes off...next a GREAT looking gas cap; which was a steal....L@@KING awesome....congratulations....
Slinger, what did you end up using to seal the "thing" tape or silicone?
Finally, what Ray said
Thanks staffy.
I ended up putting silicone over and under the gasket that came with it.
Then drilled and tightened the 8 nuts & bolts to.
Yes I get lucky alot.:2thumbs:
here is the actual link
eBay Motors: HARLEY-CUSTOM FLUSH MOUNT GAS CAP KIT..NEW.. N/R!! (item 130272254095 end time Dec-05-08 09:38:12 PST)
Got real lucky here.
Thanks.
Slinger, what did you end up using to seal the "thing" tape or silicone?
Finally, what Ray said
Good job on this pictures Slinger!! :2thumbs:
vision
Member
Shit, I got just the opposite problem Slinger (I didn't want to follow "shit" directly with your handel). I am about to modify a tank and would like to preserve that adapter ring if possible but I cannot figure out a nondestructive way to get that mofo out of there. Seems like it's kinda thin plastic and expoy'ed in real good. Any hints on how you got it out without detroying it?
Yea sure the pics look fine when your drinking but I can testify with Ray. They are downright painfull to look at with a hangover.
Yea sure the pics look fine when your drinking but I can testify with Ray. They are downright painfull to look at with a hangover.
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kickstart
Well-Known Member
SEARCH SEARCH SEARCH it Works! :lol:
http://www.bigdogbiker.com/forums/technical/8529-need-help-paint-saver.html
seatmaker
Well-Known Member
I think if everyone used the search feature prior to posting, there probably wouldn't be nothing to talk about. I find it interesting in how many ways the same project can be achieved. So keep on posting all except for when wondering what polish or oil to use. :2thumbs:
vision
Member
Actually I am an avid user of the search feature. Just to happened that in this case I was just cruising the site and got interested in a thread. Then that led me to the question that I asked.
When I come to site looking for info....... Yea I agree the search is the best way to go. But then again, if everyone used the search to the degree it caused the post count to drop, it would deaden site. And of course the same could be said of thread jacking which is sometimes a bit annoying but it does help to keep the site fresher.
PS Yes that "how to" by Kickstart is awesome. Very good info and it has lots of good pics for morons like me that can't be troubled to read the instructions.
When I come to site looking for info....... Yea I agree the search is the best way to go. But then again, if everyone used the search to the degree it caused the post count to drop, it would deaden site. And of course the same could be said of thread jacking which is sometimes a bit annoying but it does help to keep the site fresher.
PS Yes that "how to" by Kickstart is awesome. Very good info and it has lots of good pics for morons like me that can't be troubled to read the instructions.
bdmridgeback
Low Down Chop Shop
Actually as I have pointed out before, the one single thing that I HATE about this forum is the search feature!!!
Three letter words DO NOT search. So that means when you put in gas cap in the search box, it finds nothing!!! Most Newbies would search for gas cap because they do not know to search for paint saver ring.
That is why we have 500 posts about gas caps and the saver!
