Lwclancers - Projector Retrofit

[SpawnXX]

And then there was light Still working on the angel eye, but everything is in place and up. Ill post more pics on my reserved posts at the beginning of the thread.

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I like the decal work on the front fairing of your bike. :thumbup:

 

[lwclancers]

Thanks That's actually stock!

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[lwclancers]

I've got angel eyes now! Just spliced into to the running light and ground since the angel eye resistor has a quick disconnect already, so can just disconnect from there if need to remove the light again.

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[Scott_Thomas]

Looking good James!

 

[JT]

Sweet! Welcome to the club! Lol. Can't wait for more full bike pics I like ur theme looks good!


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[lwclancers]

Still need to update som info at the beginning for the install. But its back together on the front anyway, back is still apart for a FE. I added ny other goodies like flushies, windscreen, windscreen bolts, mirrors, and levers.

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[Scott_Thomas]

Still need to update som info at the beginning for the install. But its back together on the front anyway, back is still apart for a FE. I added ny other goodies like flushies, windscreen, windscreen bolts, mirrors, and levers.

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Looks great Jimmy, So how did you end up mounting the flushmounts? I was telling Chad we should update your thread with installation tips (mounting locations of ballast and power supply and such. If you took detailed pics that would be great too. Then he can refer people buying retrofits to the thread as well as those just wanting to do their own. Your removal tips and pics were spot on perfect.

 

[Scott_Thomas]

I mounted my ballast on the top right (if your on the bike) side bolt of the headlight bracket. I mounted the power supply to the left screw on the headlights wishbone bracket. Both worked great.

 

[dart1963]

Came out great!

 

[lwclancers]

Scott, I have a number of pics to post up on the reserved posts at the beginning. Not really in order, but enough to show locations and of course add descriptions...just need some time to upload and type it all out.

I mounted my ballast on the headlight bracket on the left, which was needed since the small platic mounting bracket on the upper right of the light housing had broken during shipment. This worked out well because of the length of all the wires, I was able to run everything around the frame and the wiring to the right of the bike, so this took up some of the slack.

I mounted the relay with zip ties right to the center frame in the middle below the dash. I didnt notice till I put the dash back on that it sits right there with its pretty red light for me to see when everything is turned on haha..for some reason, I like seeing it since its see through and looks "cool" or whatever. Im a sucker for that stuff.

I posted some pics on my flushies in my quest for signals thread. Kind of a ghetto job, but, the end result was ok...still wish it was more refined, but, I like the built in resistors and plug and play wiring. I have to post a video to you tube and lin it up...videos are better at showing signals.

Dart/Don, thank you

 

[Scott_Thomas]

Scott, I have a number of pics to post up on the reserved posts at the beginning. Not really in order, but enough to show locations and of course add descriptions...just need some time to upload and type it all out.

I mounted my ballast on the headlight bracket on the left, which was needed since the small platic mounting bracket on the upper right of the light housing had broken during shipment. This worked out well because of the length of all the wires, I was able to run everything around the frame and the wiring to the right of the bike, so this took up some of the slack.

I mounted the relay with zip ties right to the center frame in the middle below the dash. I didnt notice till I put the dash back on that it sits right there with its pretty red light for me to see when everything is turned on haha..for some reason, I like seeing it since its see through and looks "cool" or whatever. Im a sucker for that stuff.

I posted some pics on my flushies in my quest for signals thread. Kind of a ghetto job, but, the end result was ok...still wish it was more refined, but, I like the built in resistors and plug and play wiring. I have to post a video to you tube and lin it up...videos are better at showing signals.

Dart/Don, thank you

Yeah, saw the light on the relay and thought about putting it somewhere more visible, but decided to get it more out of the way. Didn't even think about zip tying it. Have tons of them too, used them to pull wires up out of the way.

 

[lwclancers]

Yup, lol. I re-did zip ties like 3 times. I kept wrapping and bundling wires in different ways until I was happy. Got annoyed listening to the front wheel shreek across the floor turning it back and forth making sure nothing was pinched or pulling, etc.

 

[lwclancers]

Some random pics but some key ones, ill repost to reserved threads with more details soon

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[Scott_Thomas]

Yup, lol. I re-did zip ties like 3 times. I kept wrapping and bundling wires in different ways until I was happy. Got annoyed listening to the front wheel shreek across the floor turning it back and forth making sure nothing was pinched or pulling, etc.

Too funny, did the same exact thing. I was also working in a small area of the garage though and had to keep moving the bike a little to work on the other side. I seriously think it added an hour to my install. Only took me an hour to remove everything. LOL!