Seat cowl
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Seat cowl
Hey fellaz, rarely (and i mean rarely) do i ask a question......
Thinking about ordering a torn passenger seat and pullin the foam and cover off. This is the cowl that came with my fairings, with no frame. I dont want to lose my seat in the event i need it and can swap. What do you guys think? Can it be done by pullin the frame apart and drillin some holes then mounting?
Thinking about ordering a torn passenger seat and pullin the foam and cover off. This is the cowl that came with my fairings, with no frame. I dont want to lose my seat in the event i need it and can swap. What do you guys think? Can it be done by pullin the frame apart and drillin some holes then mounting?
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I just bought a chinese one that took a lot of stuffing about to fit but it did fit eventually.
It looks like they just copied the original underseat plastic, and screwed on the cowl with four screws like you are suggesting.
The problem was that they mounted the studs for the hinge mount too close to the locking latch. It was too short to the locking pin. I had to elongate my hinge holes a bit to allow it to latch up.
The cowl plastic is pretty craptacular but you have the cowl plastic you want already.
It cost me all of $40 delivered.
It looks like they just copied the original underseat plastic, and screwed on the cowl with four screws like you are suggesting.
The problem was that they mounted the studs for the hinge mount too close to the locking latch. It was too short to the locking pin. I had to elongate my hinge holes a bit to allow it to latch up.
The cowl plastic is pretty craptacular but you have the cowl plastic you want already.
It cost me all of $40 delivered.
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I just bought a chinese one that took a lot of stuffing about to fit but it did fit eventually.
It looks like they just copied the original underseat plastic, and screwed on the cowl with four screws like you are suggesting.
The problem was that they mounted the studs for the hinge mount too close to the locking latch. It was too short to the locking pin. I had to elongate my hinge holes a bit to allow it to latch up.
The cowl plastic is pretty craptacular but you have the cowl plastic you want already.
It cost me all of $40 delivered.
It looks like they just copied the original underseat plastic, and screwed on the cowl with four screws like you are suggesting.
The problem was that they mounted the studs for the hinge mount too close to the locking latch. It was too short to the locking pin. I had to elongate my hinge holes a bit to allow it to latch up.
The cowl plastic is pretty craptacular but you have the cowl plastic you want already.
It cost me all of $40 delivered.
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