anyones nuts turning bronze color

[ss2wheels_imp]

Relax guys, I mean the acorn nuts on top of cylinder heads,mine are turning a gold bronzey color?

[the Ferret]

just the thread title every moderator wants to read lol

J/k Steve. I think there have been 1 or 2 cases of it reported.

[memphismike_imp]

No but my whole exhaust has


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[use2b_imp]

just sagging a little

[ss2wheels_imp]

just the thread title every moderator wants to read lol

J/k Steve. I think there have been 1 or 2 cases of it reported.

Sorry Micky, I couldn't help myself I am in a giddy mood and I was laughing so hard at myself I could hardly type, but I actually did wonder if others have seen this..

just sagging a little

sagging normal, turning bronze could be big trouble

[Lord Popgun]

Mine are working on getting there. I thought they just needed cleaning and now I'm going to maybe try. OTOH, I like the look...hummm

[the Ferret]

just the thread title every moderator wants to read lol

J/k Steve. I think there have been 1 or 2 cases of it reported.

Sorry Micky, I couldn't help myself I am in a giddy mood and I was laughing so hard at myself I could hardly type, but I actually did wonder if others have seen this..

just sagging a little

sagging normal, turning bronze could be big trouble

Sorry Micky, I couldn't help myself I am in a giddy mood and I was laughing so hard at myself I could hardly type, but I actually did wonder if others have seen this..

No problemo Stevo... I laughed when I read it . Love catchy thread titles like that.

[LongRanger_imp]

Yeah, my left nut has turned bronze. Actually, it's the "reed valve cover," or something like that, which is situated atop the valve cover on the exhaust side. And I though only two-strokes had reed valves...

[kmoney_imp]

Mine are. I think they're clear coated from the factory and the coating is finally wearing off. Doesn't seem to really affect them and they don't rust.

[Cormanus]

Yeah, my left nut has turned bronze. Actually, it's the "reed valve cover," or something like that, which is situated atop the valve cover on the exhaust side. And I though only two-strokes had reed valves...

Ouch!