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[porthole]

Kinda curious why you didn't move the left out a bit too (other than the A/C poking out)..

The left is out. The original extender kit I  put on was for both sides, moved them out about 3/4".
On the left side this is sufficient and comfortable. The right side has that big ol' air cleaner in the way.

[nixobilly]

Porthole,

Following your lead and also going to move out the other side.  It would be really nice to be flat footed on both boards.

I'll post pics after install.

Thanks for your tip!

Mark

[porthole]

Porthole,

Following your lead and also going to move out the other side.

[nixobilly]

Just ordered them... Should have read your post to the end and bought your extra parts.

Doh!

mark

[HWYMAN1]

Mrs. We,

If you haven't already done so, you can also raise the boards vertically.

[grc]

GRC.
I guess I have been brain dead for 15 years. Never looked to see that floor boards height was adjustable.

[Mr. We]

I am wondering about these spacers,

[ccr]

...Yet another job you got me into - thanx all! [smiley=drink.gif]

  [smiley=nervous.gif]  Ummmm, busted!  At least this one does not cost hundreds of dollars.  Doesn't that help?   A little?    [smiley=nervous.gif]

[robonel]

Anyone here ever try floorboard extenders? I put them on the SEEG a while ago and it made a significant improvement of comfort level for my feet.
But when I switched to the SE teardrop air cleaner I lost the gain I had with the extensions.

I found a supplier for aluminum spacers. I swapped out the 3/4" spacers I had on the bike with new 2" long spacers on the right side only. I also replaced the bolts with longer stainless steel bolts.

Now my foot rests completely on the floorboard.

Do you have any idea on a part number that you used for the specific spacers as well as the length of the bolts?  Were they threaded spacers or just a plain hole?  Thanks, looks like a cheaper option.

[porthole]

Do you have any idea on a part number that you used for the specific spacers as well as the length of the bolts?  Were they threaded spacers or just a plain hole?  Thanks, looks like a cheaper option.

On this website
http://www.mcmaster.com


enter this part number
92510A829

This number is for the 1.5" long unthreaded aluminum spacer

then this page (the catalog page link on the left)
http://www.mcmaster.com/#catalog/115/3209/=jl9yx

This page has all the sizes available. I used the 1" OD with 1/2" screw size.

I actually bought several different lengths to experiment with. I ended up with the 2" spacer on the right side due to the tear drop air cleaner. The normal air cleaners would most likely do well with the 1" spacer )or maybe the 1.5)

I used 1/2 stainless cap screws, also available from the same site. Don't remember the length, I'll see if I can find that info.

[REGGAB]

Do you have any idea on a part number that you used for the specific spacers as well as the length of the bolts?  Were they threaded spacers or just a plain hole?  Thanks, looks like a cheaper option.

Try these folks.  I have set on both bikes and love 'em:  http://harleygoodies.com/hg1/

[Brinks]

Try these folks.  I have set on both bikes and love 'em:  http://harleygoodies.com/hg1/

These guys are great to deal with 

[Highjagger]

Has someone did mount thes Kuryakyn relocaters ? 1 inch forward and 1 inch outwards ?
Do they fit the Screaming Eagles 2009 , they have no different versions like Harley-goodies have ?
http://www.kuryakyn.com/index.cfm/go/Home.ProductDetail/catID/10/scID/16/IMID/83