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February 9th 2006, 05:28
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Cool idea for my gas door
Ok so i have been having problems with my filler neck and alot of other things in that area \ but i think i have a solution. i started looking for one of those billet gas doors and all i found was a bunch of overpriced covers, most of wich were to big for my car. yesterday i was visiting my uncle and i saw my old motorcycle gastank so i grabbed the dremel and cut out the section with the gas door on it. now i have a locking gas cap that has one of those billet rings on it ill post pics when i take some.
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February 10th 2006, 12:57
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Ooooh... I like the sound of that!!!
I think my cousin might be a bit angry if I did that to his harley tho!! 
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February 20th 2006, 22:12
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A friend of mine did that with his 90 Civic. It another alternative might be to get a filler door off a new Hyundia Tiburon possibly. They have a bike style filler door, though it may be on a body line.
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February 23rd 2006, 04:27
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ya i hope mine turns out like that. my gas door is off my kawasaki ex 500 (gpz 500).
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February 23rd 2006, 07:09
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February 25th 2006, 19:02
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Quote:
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February 26th 2006, 18:58
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Originally I had the same idea (Sparco fuel cap), but my final decision is having no gas door. I think shaving almost everything looks neat, exspecially on a bug
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