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 XNavylfr |
Savior motor mounts |
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Posts: 647 (07/03/08 10:02 AM) |
Hey Efletch, the motor mounts are on the way to you, you should get them Monday or Tuesday.
Send me a MO for 10$ to Charles Lankford 3598 Milhaven Rd. Winston-Salem, NC 27106 |
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Posts: 185 (07/03/08 10:57 AM) |
you make the motor mounts?
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XNavylfr |
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Posts: 648 (07/04/08 1:11 AM) |
No I didn't make this pair, but I made a set for my savior a couple years ago from .125 aluminum . I can send you a drawing of them so you can make some.
Xnavylfr(CHUCK) |
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Posts: 149 (07/04/08 5:36 AM) |
can you me the drawing also ? thanks
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Posts: 153 (07/04/08 6:25 AM) |
Could you send me a copy of that drawing also?
Onward thru the fog!
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Posts: 649 (07/04/08 6:33 AM) |
If my memory is right there is a detail drawing of this in QA from a couple of years back.
Xnavy(CHUCK) |
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Posts: 88 (07/05/08 4:58 AM) Senior Member |
That's my detail drawing. If you want, I can send it to you as a .dwg and you can print it out 1:1 using a CAD program and use it as a template to cut out
your own. If you don't have a CAD program, you can download eDrawings for free from Solidworks. My email is sextonjerry@yahoo.com
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Posts: 582 (07/05/08 6:07 PM) |
If you follow Cyclones link to RoadKill's link to Pretzel's photobucket site you can find a picture of mine. Clearly shows the chrome seat I have up
for sale now in the for sale trade section.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v391/pretzel127/Parts/?action=view¤t=Amen-parts-001.jpg http://s237.photobucket.com/albums/ff98/ARSEGO/motorcycle%20parts/?action=view¤t=photo022.jpg Funny how things get around on the internet. The plates on my Savior are no where near as thin nearest the large bottom engine bolt mount hole. Thats the most important mount. Might want to make the edge of the plate a bit more concentric there.
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming-- WOW-- What A Ride!"
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