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View Full Version : Had some downtime so... Mark_Bench 15th February 2005, 18:28 Been waiting to trim the cam cover for years! so sawzall/hacksaw, files, and belt sander later! Gonna hit it with motorcycle case paint(black) http://gallery.turbotime.us/albums/Vics-Album/adt.jpg raysheen 15th February 2005, 18:35 looking good...be sure to send post some pictures when it is on the bike! CuL8R 15th February 2005, 18:53 Looks great! I think I might do something similar to mine. barry1967 15th February 2005, 19:02 I love it. Now a couple stainless oil lines and wow. I've seen that look on some Buells and they have a wild looking sprocket cover as well. Turbota 15th February 2005, 19:08 Really Nice! :) barry1967 15th February 2005, 19:12 Here's the one from NHRS http://www.nallinracing.com/images/camcovercutdownsmall.jpg http://www.nallinracing.com/images/camcover.jpg Still very cool. I say you did a damn fine job there. Mark_Bench 15th February 2005, 19:26 I used your pic as a guide! What are you running on the oil fitting on the bottom? I plugged it. I have some braided line at home I use to make oil lines for various cars... barry1967 15th February 2005, 19:34 Not my pic. Just a link to a photo I saw. CuL8R 15th February 2005, 19:35 Been waiting to trim the cam cover for years! so sawzall/hacksaw, files, and belt sander later! Gonna hit it with motorcycle case paint(black) http://gallery.turbotime.us/albums/Vics-Album/adt.jpg How long did that take you without using a CNC or flow jet? I have the tools you mentioned + air tools (grinder, ect). Is there any tools that you didn't use that may have help, obviously speakin of the retrospect? missyd 15th February 2005, 19:58 My sporty has a chopped cam cover since a longer time! :D :D :D http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v83/missyd/missyd_04_camcover6448.jpg barry1967 15th February 2005, 20:09 What size are those oil lines ya got there. They look great Danielle |