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First off, a big thanks the Paul, HBSOLDIER3 for putting up his pics... I used them as a basis for my install.
Things went pretty smoothly. The only real issue is fitting everything in there. I was determined not to put the fairing back on "unhappy"... that is... under pressure getting it to tighten down. That proved to be a bit of a chore.
First issue is where to put the big breakout harness. I went with Paul's location....
&%&$ fairing wouldn't clear. Had to tuck it in a bit more...
Next problem was the RCA cables.... they hit the fairing (I mounted the LL's with heavy duty velcro)....
So, I moved the LL's back in some, & rerouted the RCAs...
Now the garage door opener transmitter is the thing hitting lol. Moved it to the front of the amp...
And that was the final arrangement.
But.... lol.... I still couldn't get the fairing to close on the brake side. Almost, but there was a gap I just couldn't get rid of. This took more time than I like to admit. The culprit was the speaker connection plug....
Moved that back out of the way & a beam of light came down from the sky, the angels sung....
Thanks again to all for the help along the way. This forum is awesome
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First off, a big thanks the Paul, HBSOLDIER3 for putting up his pics... I used them as a basis for my install.
Things went pretty smoothly. The only real issue is fitting everything in there. I was determined not to put the fairing back on "unhappy"... that is... under pressure getting it to tighten down. That proved to be a bit of a chore.
First issue is where to put the big breakout harness. I went with Paul's location....
&%&$ fairing wouldn't clear. Had to tuck it in a bit more...
Next problem was the RCA cables.... they hit the fairing (I mounted the LL's with heavy duty velcro)....
So, I moved the LL's back in some, & rerouted the RCAs...
Now the garage door opener transmitter is the thing hitting lol. Moved it to the front of the amp...
And that was the final arrangement.
But.... lol.... I still couldn't get the fairing to close on the brake side. Almost, but there was a gap I just couldn't get rid of. This took more time than I like to admit. The culprit was the speaker connection plug....
Moved that back out of the way & a beam of light came down from the sky, the angels sung....
Thanks again to all for the help along the way. This forum is awesome
I like where you mounted the LL's, mine are just stashed down by the breakout harness. In addition, I like where you mounted the GD opener I might move mine and do what you did with the LL's. I too had to deal with the dreaded speaker connect harness on the BT bracket issue.
Thanx for all the pics
Paul
EDIT: Ride it around a couple of hours then recheck the RCA connectors mine came loose. When you remove fairing check for any type of riding condition "rubbing".
Last edited by hbsoldier3; Jan 24, 2016 at 12:26 AM.
EDIT: Ride it around a couple of hours then recheck the RCA connectors mine came loose. When you remove fairing check for any type of riding condition "rubbing".
Good point. And if the bike is on a jack turn the handlebars to each stop and check for wire/harness movement and rubbing.
What are you guys doing to get good audio in your videos? I've tried with a cell phone, and again with a digital camera & the sound overwhelms the camera. My system sounds really clean, with loud deep thumping bass, but in the video it sounds like Charlie Brown's teacher in a Peanuts cartoon.
What am I doing wrong?
(If you look close you can see the 7.1's thumping behind the Boom grills )
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