I've just had a PC3 installed and it's velcroed on the outside of the battery. I don't currently use the bottom fairing bolt because both sides of the mounting have broken, instead using a tiewrap through 2 holes drilled further back (about 6" back, so I can get the tiewrap in).
It looks like the PC3 is forcing the fairing panel out so the 2 halves don't meet at the front. Need to investigate further, but if you have a PC3 where is yours mounted?
Originally posted by nelly JHP fabricate a bracket that mounts it on the RHS of the bike around the area of the forward engine mount/engine breather tank.
Ah right, that sounds better. I take it that is what you use when you fit them then?
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Originally posted by HW I've just had a PC3 installed and it's velcroed on the outside of the battery. I don't currently use the bottom fairing bolt because both sides of the mounting have broken, instead using a tiewrap through 2 holes drilled further back (about 6" back, so I can get the tiewrap in).
It looks like the PC3 is forcing the fairing panel out so the 2 halves don't meet at the front. Need to investigate further, but if you have a PC3 where is yours mounted?
That's where the instructions that come with PCIII say it should be mounted. However, when I fitted mine I couldn't get the fairing to meet either. I made my own ally bracket that sits just above the battery. I think JHP must lengthen the wire that connects to the battery when they fit it on the RH side. It looks like the best solution though.
Dynomax did say that was where Dynajet suggest it shoudl be fitted. the only reason they got my fairing to meet was because of my previous bodge on it. There is a lot of space right above the battery as you say - might be a solution without having to change wiring.
Originally posted by Wylie1 Sorry, I don't have any photos, but if you aren't in a rush I could take the fairing off at the weekend & take some.
Brill - if it's not too much trouble then I would appreciate that.
Going by this suggestion, I've moved the earth wire from the battery terminal to a battery housing bolt (as other earth wires are) and now I can mount the PC3 in the space about the battery. I've tiewrapped it to the frame and wiring loom so it's neat and out of the way. Jobs a goodun as they say!