So i had to relocate the VR because my rear end got fractured and i had to cut it off and make an aluminum box custom to fit the new shape. There was no air flow in there and got hot as hell! so i re routed it to the front of the bike hidden inside the front fairing underneath the headlight housing. Seems to be working for now, staying cool up there. The issue i have is that everywhere i read i see special brackets to disperse the heat. Do i need the bracket or am i okay with it where it is staying cool and away from moisture and debris.
Thanks in advance.
VR placement?
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VR placement?
92 FZR 600 25,000 miles and fresh rebuild. Painted
YZF forks
YZF swingarm
YZF rear shock
"Chopped" rear end
Custom electronics box (under seat)
Custom seat and rear frame bracing bracket
YZF forks
YZF swingarm
YZF rear shock
"Chopped" rear end
Custom electronics box (under seat)
Custom seat and rear frame bracing bracket
Re: VR placement?
Any good metal-on-metal mount will dissipate a major chunk of heat. The main trick to maintaining your VRR in a working state is to prevent the heat from being generated by establishing a good ground. A bad ground is THE killer of shunt-style VRRs. I see you have the new style VRR - good so far. Consider splicing in a secondary ground wire near the connector; a length of 12ga wire run directly to an engine crankcase bolt will help keep your regulator much happier.
1989 3LN1 FZR250R, currently stock.
TTR Ignition Systems
TCI Repair and Ignition Transistor Upgrade
VRR Adaptor Harness
YZF600 TCI Adaptor
Running Light Fuse Carrier
TTR Ignition Systems
TCI Repair and Ignition Transistor Upgrade
VRR Adaptor Harness
YZF600 TCI Adaptor
Running Light Fuse Carrier
Re: VR placement?
will do DonTZ125, thanks again man!
92 FZR 600 25,000 miles and fresh rebuild. Painted
YZF forks
YZF swingarm
YZF rear shock
"Chopped" rear end
Custom electronics box (under seat)
Custom seat and rear frame bracing bracket
YZF forks
YZF swingarm
YZF rear shock
"Chopped" rear end
Custom electronics box (under seat)
Custom seat and rear frame bracing bracket