Cutting lowers to accomodate SG signals??
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Cutting lowers to accomodate SG signals??
Has anyone modified their hard lowers so that they can use the street glide turn signals? I just bought a set of non-vented lowers at a great price, but they don't allow enough room to turn lock to lock with my street glide signals. From what I can tell, it wouldn't be hard to modify (cut) the lowers to allow for the clearance. I just don't want to hack away if that wouldn't fix the issue or would ultimately cause other problems. I don't want driving lights or relocation kits, etc... If you've cut yours to fit, please let me know how it went, what you'd do again, what you'd do differently.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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I too bought some of the non-vented lowers and had the same problem as you. It didn't affect my riding but it sure sucked in parking situations. I ended up buying the newer style and the others are sitting on the shelf. I thought about taking a dremel to them but never did. Good luck. As an aside now that I have ones that would work I never ride with them anyway.
they sit next to the others on the shelf.
they sit next to the others on the shelf.
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