Pc 7424

[sixgun95]

Ok I am finally first at something! Want to use my 7424 on my Harley. Is the standard 6" pad and weight sufficent or do I need another setup for the bike?

[Neothin]

I've actually found it easier to use 4" pads on my gixxer. I've never worked on a harley though, so i really can't say for sure. I would go out and get a BUNCH of foam applicator pads though... you're going to need it with all the metal polishing in tight areas that you're going to be doing....

[John U]

I second the 4' pads
JU

Agreed...4" pads will be easier to work in tighter spaces.

[Weekender]

4" pads are the way to go.

[Jason]

Make sure to get the 3.5" DA backing plate-

Link: Backing plate for 4" pads

[MasterShineBoy]

TOL has some awsome detail swabs that work miracles on cycles, definetly chrck them out!

Originally Posted by MasterShineBoy

TOL has some awsome detail swabs that work miracles on cycles, definetly chrck them out!

We carry the swabs as well. The S100 ones are fairly large - http://store.yahoo.com/autogeek/s10012026.html.

I really like these because of their durability and shape.

http://www.autogeek.net/sm506.html

[04mach1]

always used da 4" pads on my busa as well, used a LC 7.5" pad a couple times on just the tank and it worked ok but still I prefer the 4"

[3Dog]

If I use a PC its with a 2 7/8 backing plate and 4" pads. The majority of the time we use air buffers with 2" plate and 3" pads.