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Location: Brown Sky, CA
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Re: Which one would you choose
Those hex heads would look cool with the numbers ground off the tops and then domed slightly in a lathe or drill press. Just enough to make them convex without removing too much of the hex faces. A buddy of mine does this on his builds and it looks great. Subtle and clean.
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Location: Deale Md
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Re: Which one would you choose
hex head on the headers
button head on the fenders this is a cool idea if you have a lathe Quote:
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Location: Menifee, CA
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Re: Which one would you choose
For peace of mind I would use some split lock header bolts or equivalent.
Last edited by TopFuel1966; 07-17-2012 at 12:39 AM. Reason: sp |
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