Cameron Roberts wrote:
Doing the jmod tomorrow! Anyone else done it yet?
Stephen
What was today's Sling project-Mods , goodies.....?
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Should look great with that new CR Racing coil cover.
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Toobad4u wrote:
Should look great with that new CR Racing coil cover.Cameron Roberts wrote:
Doing the jmod tomorrow! Anyone else done it yet?
Stephen
Not just the coil pack cover, @Painter did the valve cover as well! -
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The SS is in the body shop getting some paint work done. Here's a pick I was sent today of the a-arms done, I can't wait to see it out in the sun
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Looks Good ICE....
Ice9812 wrote:
The SS is in the body shop getting some paint work done. Here's a pick I was sent today of the a-arms done, I can't wait to see it out in the sun
imagesZ4P5RLLE.jpgI Have No more toys, just memories....
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They look like candy! Sweet!
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Ice don't post things like that, you get my wheels turning......
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Sorry I'll keep it to myself.
BONES wrote:
Ice don't post things like that, you get my wheels turning......
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I'm taking a swing arm off this week and will post up a video!
Ice9812 wrote:
Sorry I'll keep it to myself.BONES wrote:
Ice don't post things like that, you get my wheels turning......
I want to do the swing arm next, i have to stop over tomorrow and see about taking it off not sure what's involved
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I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
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Finished both sides... This is not a night time picture, but you get the idea...
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Travis wrote:
I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
Mine is supposed to show up tomorrow. I'll get a good idea of the rubber nut situation then. Quick question, would you be better off cutting and then grinding the edges to where you want them? It's difficult to see exactly where it should be cut without the part since I can't see how wide that decal is that hides the edges. -
I'd wait till the part arrives to get a bird's eye view. After all. How much time do you need to start up a chainsaw???
Cameron Roberts wrote:
Mine is supposed to show up tomorrow. I'll get a good idea of the rubber nut situation then. Quick question, would you be better off cutting and then grinding the edges to where you want them? It's difficult to see exactly where it should be cut without the part since I can't see how wide that decal is that hides the edges.Travis wrote:
I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
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Painter wrote:
I'd wait till the part arrives to get a bird's eye view. After all. How much time do you need to start up a chainsaw???Cameron Roberts wrote:
Mine is supposed to show up tomorrow. I'll get a good idea of the rubber nut situation then. Quick question, would you be better off cutting and then grinding the edges to where you want them? It's difficult to see exactly where it should be cut without the part since I can't see how wide that decal is that hides the edges.Travis wrote:
I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
Quick and easy. Just need to make a straight V cut from the wind screen to the front Polaris logo right? -
Cameron Roberts wrote:
Quick and easy. Just need to make a straight V cut from the wind screen to the front Polaris logo right?Painter wrote:
I'd wait till the part arrives to get a bird's eye view. After all. How much time do you need to start up a chainsaw???Cameron Roberts wrote:
Mine is supposed to show up tomorrow. I'll get a good idea of the rubber nut situation then. Quick question, would you be better off cutting and then grinding the edges to where you want them? It's difficult to see exactly where it should be cut without the part since I can't see how wide that decal is that hides the edges.Travis wrote:
I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
Funny !
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Just installed the Polaris radiator shroud. I did a write up in the DIY section with optional instructions if you don't want to remove the front subframe.
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I did it Cam. Happy with it. The rubber nut can pull through easy however so I cut that front plastic molded screw support. Not sure what to call it. Cut a 1/2" off and used a flat washer big enough to cover the bigger opening followed by a lock nut. This way it can't pull through but there is plenty of clearance so the nut doesn't come into contact with the valve/cam cover.
Cut the three ribs out and the tabs that stick down. I also cut the back portion a couple inches so that eye sore isn't visible. It will not affect the hood. Then you can sand the whole inner edge. Somebody mention putting tape on the painted surface to prevent a nick. You better for sure do that with the priceless paint job painter did on your sling! I sanded mine by hand. There isn't that much to do this way you can go slow and take your time.
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Cool! Can't wait to read it. DIY section alone will draw owners like flys!
Toobad4u wrote:
Just installed the Polaris radiator shroud. I did a write up in the DIY section with optional instructions if you don't want to remove the front subframe.
Stephen
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Soooo, you wanna lick his A-arms????
rabtech wrote:
They look like candy! Sweet!
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Staying home...So sick ..Gotta put some ice/ water on shed, then install some goodies..pics to come
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