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2000 KX5 build

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martinfan30:
Life has finally calmed enough to allow me time to build my ride!

Gray Hammer Tone powder coat looks cool! More parts today!



DoldGuy:
Martinfan,
The frame looks great & I really like the color. Make sure that you sand down to bare metal where the coil mounts & run a tap thru the treads, otherwise you will have a ground, but it will cause some headaches in the future. I would also recommend at least one motor mount be sanded down also to ground the motor. I found all this out to be important after my first frame that I had powdered many years ago & have made sure I do it on all my frames now even if they have not been powdered.
Keep us updated on your progress!
DoldGuy

RoostDaddy:
Nice lookin frame, also diggin the "cruiser" in the back

martinfan30:
Thanks for the tip DOLDGUY. They used rubber plugs in all the holes, worked well to keep paint out of the threads.

Roostdaddy, thanks! The FJ40 is a 69, diff locks, lift, winch... A real crawler!

Just got these back today... Gray powder coat on the swingarm for my custom decals I got from an idea on here. Silver Hammer Tone on the kicker, rear brake lever, and various brackets and covers. Looks killer!  Cant wait to assemble!

Motorrad:
Nice cruiser.  I have a 67.   Nv4500 trans. Etc etc etc. 

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