Home made sprocket cover pics

[adrnlnjnky700]

Got sick of the old cover and im not dishing out atleast 100.00 for an aftermarket one. so i drew up the design with marker on the cover, then cut it out with a dremel. The pulley was pretty rusted, did the best i could with some emory cloth. will finish it up later when i get some sandpaper.

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

 

[Sirius815]

That looks very clean!! One of the best DIY covers I've seen so far...(including aftermarket!)

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

thanks, there is a couple of spots where the dremel got away from me. but ill clean it up one of these days.

 

[Omiotek]

Looks good. I've seen some with the holes before. Looks great though

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

thank you

 

[frankiefilth]

That looks very clean!! One of the best DIY covers I've seen so far.

+1

 

[Restlessrustler]

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[thrstrmech]

nice[up]...

now get the sprocket cleaned up

 

[gtp3800]

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looks great!

 

[sky56]

If you wouldn't have told me you did that yourself I'd wonder where you bought it from. Great job!!!

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

Thanks a lot. Patience is key

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

polished the pipes and painted the sprocket black, might do it silver. havent quited decided yet.

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

keeps saying my pics are longer than 60 characters so not letting me upload more

 

[thrstrmech]

resize the pics before uploading to your "My Pics", happens to me when I take pics with the digital camera, but not with my cell phone

the cover is really nice in keeping with using the stock piece, here were my attempts...

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

 

[adrnlnjnky700]

alright, thanks for that pic advise helped. your design with all the holes is what i was going to originally do.

 

[WIGGLE2]

Nice job bud! [up]

 

[AgateJrXB12S]