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Old 01-11-2014, 07:31 PM   #11
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Re: 1970 SWB : Porterbuilt to the Extreme "Double E"

Well I spent the day cutting off my bag perches and axle pads. After realizing having my rear end pointing down at 12 degrees I had to do so. And yes it sucked. Although I did realize that I'm a better welder than I thought. I have them tacked on now in the correct position at 0 degrees. By the way if you decide to get some porterbuilt parts definately follow the directions when they say only tack things in place before finally welding, lol.
Thanks to Nate from porterbuilt for some much needs advice and confirmation.
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