Decal position
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BudgieZ1
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Decal position
Could anyone supply a picture of the exact position I should place a chain-oiler decal on an H2C? Thanks in advance, Steve Burgess
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Re: Decal position
I don't think decals have 'exact' positions anywhere. Presumably they were hand applied and therefore can vary in position, however by 75 they may have found a template to use. I've certainly never seen any judges at rallys with a ruler
It's roughly applied here, just make sure it's the right way up :wink:

It's roughly applied here, just make sure it's the right way up :wink:

One wheel's enough...
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Re: Decal position
That's great Steve - thanks very much indeed!
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Re: Decal position
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Re: Decal position
BTW, the pic shows an H2/A, the C has a different decal, so double check before applying.
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Re: Decal position
Rivet only has one t...stevie747 wrote:bugger, there goes the rivett counter
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Re: Decal position
Bill wrote:Rivet only has one t...stevie747 wrote:bugger, there goes the rivett counter