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If you know you are going to use the new screws over a LONG period of time...........you could make them fit by running an ISO tap into the tabs on the tank. I placed a small block of wood behind the tab to protect the tank. Your moving a small amount of metal by a very small margin...........but do it carefully and at heated room-temperature. I have successfully accomplished this task on the tank as well as on the speedo-mount to the headlight bucket.
Good idea. Will keep it in mind.OldScrambler wrote:If you know you are going to use the new screws over a LONG period of time...........you could make them fit by running an ISO tap into the tabs on the tank. I placed a small block of wood behind the tab to protect the tank. Your moving a small amount of metal by a very small margin...........but do it carefully and at heated room-temperature. I have successfully accomplished this task on the tank as well as on the speedo-mount to the headlight bucket.
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