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    "Improved" 8V Cam Caps

    And only 25% heavier

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    #2
    They look nice. Anodizing would make them even better!
    Ed

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      #3
      Very nice Mr.Sharpy.👍 Can you make me a set? just kidding.
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        #4
        Thanks Guys, No requests as work Vs reward makes it suitable just for maker, Sorry. Still thinking whats better, the machined/Scotchpad look or polished look. But for the full on tosser look, im thinkn of doing some 3D ones for my Black 1000E engine one day .....

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        Last edited by Guest; 03-09-2018, 09:57 PM.

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          #5
          I'm sure I've seen some marked Yoshimura at some time....

          Nice work anyway, mate.

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            #6
            Originally posted by GregT View Post
            I'm sure I've seen some marked Yoshimura at some time....

            Nice work anyway, mate.
            Thanks, but will these do?

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              #7
              They look great!
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                #8
                Superb. But in NZ I'm better known as "that grumpy old c*** who builds engines "

                I don't think the caps are big enough for that, LOL.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by GregT View Post
                  Superb. But in NZ I'm better known as "that grumpy old c*** who builds engines "

                  I don't think the caps are big enough for that, LOL.
                  maybe on 16V caps it fit. did my mate emblem on a chain link. looks cool but highly impracticable. look in here..
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                    #10
                    Just got these for my caps, security torx screws, look cool and make it harder if anyone takes a fancy to them
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                      #11
                      Nice. They look a lot better than the hex socket flat heads that come with the stainless kits. The hex socket also strips out to easily.
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                        #12
                        Do you have a CAD/.stl file you would be willing to share for those? Might try 3D printing a few to see how it looks
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