Rocker C Done in the Sun!
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08-01-2008, 12:32 AM
RE: Chromed oil tank on Rocker???
ORIGINAL: orthodoc
I want to chrome my oil tank. Do you thnik this is a good idea?
I want to chrome my oil tank. Do you thnik this is a good idea?
Not sure if HD makes a chrome oil tank for the Rocker. Not sure a regular softail oil tank will fit. If the softail tank does fit you could go chrome or have it painted to match your tins. Here ya go.
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08-01-2008, 06:01 AM
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RE: Chromed oil tank on Rocker???
Try this:
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https://www.hdforums.com/m_3653513/m...tm.htm#3688346
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I guess you could buy one?!
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https://www.hdforums.com/m_3653513/m...tm.htm#3688346
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I guess you could buy one?!
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08-01-2008, 09:09 AM
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RE: Rocker C Done in the Sun!
ORIGINAL: orthodoc
Thanks guys for the compliments! I am doing some additional work on the bike right now. Going to chrome the valley under the fuel injector, chrome the injectors, chrome the oil tank and put on the chin spoiler. The engine needs some work. I am only making 100 HP (Should be somewhere around 108-110). I don't know if the air filter or the exhaust are restrictive or maybe both. Anyone dyno tune their bikes with the big radius and 103 cu in upgrades? If so, how much HP are you able to make?
Thanks guys for the compliments! I am doing some additional work on the bike right now. Going to chrome the valley under the fuel injector, chrome the injectors, chrome the oil tank and put on the chin spoiler. The engine needs some work. I am only making 100 HP (Should be somewhere around 108-110). I don't know if the air filter or the exhaust are restrictive or maybe both. Anyone dyno tune their bikes with the big radius and 103 cu in upgrades? If so, how much HP are you able to make?
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08-02-2008, 06:26 PM
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RE: Chromed oil tank on Rocker???
Wow. That is one sweet looking bike. Congratulations on building what must be a future bike of the year. Not withstanding the fact that you have unlimited funds you must have spent ages deliberating what parts to put on it , and they all work. It is better than any screaming eagle, well done.
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