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Silver Horn Pad Crest Install

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In the center of the horse on the crest I carefully drilled a small pilot hole, using a 1/16" bit, just deeper than the thickness of the crest (1/8") - checking often to be sure that I was drilling into the post and not punching through the crest itself.
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Use hair dryer

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If it is under 70 degrees use a hair dryer to warm up the horn pad to ensure the best adhesion.
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In the center of the horse on the crest I carefully drilled a small pilot hole, using a 1/16" bit, just deeper than the thickness of the crest (1/8") - checking often to be sure that I was drilling into the post and not punching through the crest itself.
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Use hair dryer

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If it is under 70 degrees use a hair dryer to warm up the horn pad to ensure the best adhesion.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Santa was good to me this year and brought me a silver crest for my airbag to match my silver hood crest. Here is how I installed it: The crest is fastened to the horn/airbag pad with a 1/4" post that protrudes from the center of the crest (much like the hood crest). #1. In the center of the horse on the crest I carefully drilled a small pilot hole, using a 1/16" bit, just deeper than the thickness of the crest (1/8") - checking often to be sure that I was drilling into the post and not punching through the crest itself. #2. Using a 3/8" bit I drilled into the pilot hole and through the crest until I could pop the crest off the post. A small flat-head screwdriver is helpful at this point. I didn't have to pry hard, once I had drilled through the depth of the crest it basically popped off with little effort. #3 To finish, clean up the spot with rubbing alcohol and stick on the new crest. If it is under 70 degrees use a hair dryer to warm up the horn pad to ensure the best adhesion. Now I match. Very slick.

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You drilled a hole in the gold crest . What kind of pedals you got there rexracer?

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I know, it did seem like somewhat of a sacrilege but it was for a good cause. The pedals are Carcrafter.

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