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The bolts are hollow and do thread over the existing bolts. That is why I suggest using a tap and die to clean up all the treads.
I have not noticed any balance issues. I'll be doing a 45 mile run on Friday and I will report back.
They are made of 12 or 10 gauge steel. I did not weigh them...
Part 2!
:!:*If no modifications are need for your covers, move on to the next step.*:!:
Take the cover off and lay it facing down with the back side facing up with the oval cutout to the 10 o'clock. There is a factory cutout where the pressure valve and valve stem can be accessed while bolted...
Alleged How To Guide Pt.1
Had to cut a slot into mine so they fit over the CTIS lines but it was way easy after that.
Here is what you will need:
5/8-18 tap and die.
1-1/2 or biggest crescent wrench you can find
Small wire brush
Small vice grip
You will need a socket to tighten the bolt...
Thanks for the compliment Mkcoen! I got my girl in Georgia with 7200 miles on her and shes a 97. I'm very happy with her.
I'll try to do the write up on Monday in the AM. It was not a straight bolt on like I was hoping but it went smoothly overall. Nothing a wheel grinder can't fix!
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