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Quote: Originally Posted by krid80 update?????? My buddy bumped me to Friday Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Quote: Originally Posted by jtarkany Neither can I, right now I am just waiting for my friend to call me back and confirm that we are doing the y-pipe tomorrow. He has a pipe bender and a welder, I don't update??????

Did the modification today., all went well Procured a harness from Ebay, used this to source the blade connector already had some 6mm flag connectors, just opened this out a wee bit to make it fit. This is by far the best dual headlight mod out there. a none evasive method that looks professional Hat's off to you BD43 sir Many Thanks Hopper

Just purchased a flasher relay and it works great, much better and cheaper than having to individualy wire in a resistor to each signal light, I couldnt find any directions so I figured i'd help someone else out if they were electronically retarded like I am. Step 1, Remove left fairing near clutch, Step 2, Locate the OEM flasher relay.(the little black box with a rubber hanging piece) Step 3, Unplug it and simply plug in the new one,...

I was able to reach down and swap out the relay with out taking off any plastic. That was after I found out where the relay was because I saw the location called out in different areas with different years. Mine is a 2006. I actually kept the original relay tied off in the same area so that if the new one failed I could just reach down and switch the plug over. What for our next SoCal ride and join up with us. Thanks for this post!

Quote: Originally Posted by Perfj Very nice job. However a little complicated to remove the wheel Are you sure, that this color matches your bike. Now you are an expert, so next time will be even easier. actually the rear wheel is very easy to take off, if u have the tools. - axle nut socket - torque wrench and regular socket wrench - two 12mm wrenches for chain adjustment also when you put the rear wheel back, loosen the bolt that secures...

I remember seeing your other thread when you where doing the end caps, awesome to see your still going strong and it looks great!

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Seek, that's a very intuitive fix, much easier to undo than the permatex. Doesn't look bad Either as a temp solution. Let me know how it goes. Saw another person with the same problem on spirtbikes, said his sealed as well. Seems to be more and more common. Where did u order yours from? Hopefully, doesn't take 1k for you. scorp

Quote: Originally Posted by REO Scorpio Seek, that's a very intuitive fix, much easier to undo than the permatex. Doesn't look bad Either as a temp solution. Let me know how it goes. Saw another person with the same problem on spirtbikes, said his sealed as well. Seems to be more and more common. Where did u order yours from? Hopefully, doesn't take 1k for you. scorp Scorp, The seam fix works excellent and now I REALLY love my...