Damn! you are a cheap ass.
Lexan??? really ?? It'll crack..... Never work. There is a reason guys make these from aluminum or steel....
You bought the wrong bike then.I just like to get the most hp for the dollar.
Lexan also does not like Loctite (or other thread locker products). The Loctite migrates through the Lexan as if it were a sponge and then the Lexan crumbles into tiny fragments...I learned that expensive lesson some time ago.I would like to get the same material they used for the factory box but I don't think you can just go to walmart and find a sheet of that stuff. Lexan is decently temperature tolerant but it breaks down when you hit it with petroleumI might just have to break down and do it with aluminum and try relocating the sensor before I drill a spot for it on the plate.
I imagine that would have been useful on camping trips?I know a guy that made a air filter housing for a Yamaha with a 10 inch aluminum frying pan/skillet. Even left the handle on it....
perfect place for the AIT will have to extend your wires:I would like to get the same material they used for the factory box but I don't think you can just go to walmart and find a sheet of that stuff. Lexan is decently temperature tolerant but it breaks down when you hit it with petroleumI might just have to break down and do it with aluminum and try relocating the sensor before I drill a spot for it on the plate.