hey Stu ,no mate ive got a spare tan im cutting up,to make my infills from
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hey Stu ,no mate ive got a spare tan im cutting up,to make my infills from
I can't count how many times I've heard that over the last week.
Brakes and water bottle is next. I was talking to someone about the coolant bottle today and we thought a bit of vinyl tube coiled around on top of the engine case wrapped in heat wrap might work. I hate the bottle, it will disappear as soon as I figure out what to do with it.
In fill panels on mine were made from flat sheet and sprayed in crinkle finish black
then given a thin edgeing trim. Jim at HMR knocked them up when he had it in.
http://img801.imageshack.us/img801/1743/infills.jpg
Never bought anything off "Wild Hair" but use them to see whats about.
Bought their GSG bellypan and billet clock mounts but from the UK.
They do header tank/ reservoir covers and tank in-fill's but not to everyone's taste...
http://www.streetfightersinc.com/Hay...ccessories.htm
Nice job there mate makes me think of stripping my one
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...ild/Speedo.jpg
Spent a good part of the afternoon wiring in the speedo, I was going to mount it on the bars but there was a perfect sized spot down on top of the headlight, it's only velcro'd in at present but I'll make a little bracket for it on the weekend.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...menubutton.jpg
I melted the tiny menu button the they supply, well I think I did it simply didn't work so I found this one, I think it looks better anyway.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...ild/Radcap.jpg
You have to have an ASF radiator cap don't you.
Took the tank off to paint it on Friday. I noticed that the tape around the harness was a little unwrapped where the harness passes back into the tail section so went about re-taping it and the stator wires basically fell out of the connector. The plug showed some signs of heat damage but was reusable. While the primer dried I got the soldering iron back out.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...tatorwires.jpg
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...TankPrimer.jpg
The primer dried quick but the top coat was still tacking this morning after being applied about 4pm on Saturday. I used some flood light on it all day and it eventually went off enough to fit the tank back on the bike late this afternoon.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...deonLights.jpg
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...uild/QtrOn.jpg
I really like how it's turned out so far but there is still 100 little things I want to fix or change, along with some big things like the front end and coolant bottle.
i dont mind it Stu looks phatt as bro.
love it, keep up the good work!
Can't wait to fighter a Busa of my own eventually! ;)
looks mint , and that headlight works well with it
fucking black yeah mother blacker!
Love what youve done mate looking good
looking good stu
Love your work Stu, I'm jealous..
Thanks guys. I put a few litres of petrol in it this morning after getting it all back together and dribbled a bit on the tank, wiped the petrol off and a chunk of top coat come off with it, I was not impressed. I
'll wait until summer before I even bother painting it again, for now it'll be a rattle can touch up.
Moved the speedo sensor to the rear caliper, much better, patched up some more wiring (does that ever end fark).
Put a 45t rear sprocket on it, couldn't budge the front cog, I'll find an electric rattle gun and drop it down one tooth as well.
Finally took it for a squirt this arvo, fark me the larger sprocket on the back opens your eyes up but the fueling is poor, I don't know whether to get a Power Commander or reflash it. The guy who reflashes them wants a A/F run on a dyno before he reflashs, I thought if I have to pay for dyno time I may as well just get a PC and be done with it.
Thanks again guys, I really enjoyed doing this.
did you use 2 pak stu,
Your not the only one Gitzy, below is a brief text conversation with a mate this arvo
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...d/StevText.png
Not two pack Pete, next time round I'll dig a little deeper and use the good stuff.
Looking good mate.