ypvs servo/cdi mounting in LC frame advice

[soccersmyth]

Right.
Nearly there as regards getting all the bits for the Lc frame Ypvs Hybrid.

Before getting frame coated..
Will i need to tack on a few brackets to mount the servo motor.
Obviously somewhere under tank due to short cables ?

And where the fcuk am i gonna put the cdi/rectier tray.

Anyone with pics of where they've mounted theirs would be mighty.

Thanks in advance..

Am thinkin puttin

[dredge3]

Mine came with everything strapped under tank. I went premix and moved it all behing r/hand panel. Servo motor is too tight on mine, so someone else post pics

[scott]

i can try and get some pic's for ya tomora sometime if i remember :-/my servo is just under the coil,ypvs control box is where the lc rectifier was,can't remember where i put the cdi

[soccersmyth]

Cheers guys.
Still none the wiser.

My plan of attack (in my head) was this.

use 31k loom, coil, cdi, rectifier, servomotor, switches + lc clocks.

Mount the cdi and rectifier in spce between tail light and back of seat and modify loom to suit.

Not gonna run airbox (filters) so was thinking put servo in redundant airbox space and use cables of an exup 1000 (longer) to go from servo to powervalves.

My head is wrecked thinking about this.

But it's not gonna do it itself.
So, next week i'm gonna start a "dry build"
Put ypvs engine / carbs in lc frame.
Fit rgv front end.
Fire in all the electrics to see what it's shaping up like.

Wanna do all the guess work before anything gets cleaned, polished, powdercoated, or painted.

I'm wound up like a spring already.

Start 4 night shifts at 7pm.
God help any cnut who looks sidways at me ;D ;D ;D

[scott]

heres some pic's of mine john,i used pv loom and wired lc clocks into loom as the wires are the same colours,i have just cable tied the servo motor under the coil,the cdi fits just over the rear shock with no wire extentions,pv control box bolts where old lc rectifier was,fuse box just slotted in front of the battery box and pv rectifier cable tied to frame where the lc lift handle is as i was told it needs to be in a vented area cause it gets hot.hope they help m8.

[jessy03]

Hello,
I used a nos 31k loom and cdi etc.. the 4lo re/reg are the same also the coil.
mounting the servo, I used a strip of metal plate about 15mm wide folded it in the vice to suit the servo offered it in place under the coil, marked the fixing holes for the coil cover, drilled them and when fixing the coil cover this holds it all in place very nicely, if you can understand that jiberish you're good man, I'll take some pictures tomorrow I need to take the tank to sort my air filter out.
as for the cdi, this is mounted where the std one fitted and the pv controller fitted under the seat where to tool tray was fitted.
the only thing I had to extend was the reg/rec.
atb Jess

[higgsy]

Hi John, I just mounted the Servo Motor in the triangle space under the coil on my race bike, I used rubber covered P clips to do this, the stock cables are the right length and the angle works out right. Cheap and easy :-)

Cant help with the box location as it's a race bike it doesn't have all the electrics, I actually mounted the PV box in the redundant battery box, it uses and alarm battery to power the PV's, You might be able to mount it on the back of the battery box if you are not using an airbox

[soccersmyth]

Thanks for the imput guys.
Might be handy enough (famous last words ) ;D

might just send frame on to powder coaters and get busy

[jessy03]

a few pics of mine,
Jess

[st66]

Can anybody elaborate on this as I'm currently in the same boat. Cheers

[JonW]

Wow thats some thread ressurection!

Have a bit of a search, weve talked about brackets for this for some time. My 251LC is one of the builds Ive done with the servo etc.

[dusty350]

2 main options are weld an "L" bracket in, across the frame, below the coil mount - or the easier option is make up a bracket that you can bolt in. Not mine, but I found this on the Net;

83067577_10158146561607367_3320811597107395596_o[1] by dusty miller, on Flickr

102699969_10158146560727367_753559398314197787_o[1] by dusty miller, on Flickr

Looks a neat solution.

Dusty

[jessy03]

Those ten years went by pretty quick, hope the next ten slow down a bit

[JonW]

Jul 17, 2020 13:40:16 GMT 1 jessy03 said:

Those ten years went by pretty quick, hope the next ten slow down a bit

Aint that the truth!

[st66]

It only gets better with time,, or so they say,,, or was that whiskey,, hic 😾🥳