23 touring floorboard risers
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Don ellis
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23 touring floorboard risers
This is a new wood kit. Does this mark have anything to do with the placement of the risers?
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Scott_Conger
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Re: 23 touring floorboard risers
Don, that's a darn good question!
Though the location is pretty limited to a narrow band, I followed what the original did and let the lower/forward edge of the metal go flush with the front edge of the wood:
Though the location is pretty limited to a narrow band, I followed what the original did and let the lower/forward edge of the metal go flush with the front edge of the wood:
Scott Conger
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Don ellis
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Re: 23 touring floorboard risers
Thanks for the photos Scott