Favorite Place to Mount PC5?

[4Z]

Just curious where to mount the PC. Any suggestions?

 

[gmustangt]

Front of the oil tank works great... Jumps , drops it's never moved.
Use some good industrial Velcro.

 

[4Z]

Thanks gt! i was wondering about the stickie-ness on the oil bottle....

 

[turbonium]

dont use oil bottle

I used the oil bottle and it fell off and went into my clutch.
I did use the velcro that came with it. That may have been the problem.

I ended up stashing it in the tool bag.

 

[snowman80]

We zip tie them to the wire harness that runs along the over structure.

 

[exman04]

Mountain fit had a mount that it bolts into then bolts to the bars. I have one on my sled but with a Boondocker box mounted in it

 

[4Z]

I used the oil bottle and it fell off and went into my clutch.
I did use the velcro that came with it. That may have been the problem.

I ended up stashing it in the tool bag.

ouch!
The tool bag is not a bad place.... mmmmm

 

[damx]

The Velcro bag Above the primary, it will fit in there.

 

[mickyd32]

We zip tie them to the wire harness that runs along the over structure.

This is also what I have done on the last couple I have installed. The first one I used the supplied Velcro. Clutch was damn close to eating it. Good thing I have quick reaction time

Probably about 4000 or so combined miles on the 3 I installed in this fashion last winter with no issues

 

[SU27]

Its not PCV, but idea is the same. I just made 2 custom brackets and velcro-ed it.

 

[geo]

Can't remember where I mounted the PCV but it easily allowed the needed hard wire connection that you need to do to change things at home.

I do remember, after I mounted the new Boony box on the handlebars with a capture button to eliminate any guess work on where I wanted my changes to the fuel, that I was much happier able to test my changes right away.

If you make a clutching change or get out on a sunny spring day where you can tan on the stops lol, it`s nice to be able to "drop the needles" or "change the jets" like the old days. Just cleaner, quicker, and less work.

I'm a Boony Box fan again with the new TPS interface and 13 rpm program.

 

[4Z]

Thanks George, I knew you were a boony fan.... but now with images of "getting a tan" and "dropping your needles" really makes me wonder about you!

I am a PC fan. Have tablet, will travel!

Can't remember where I mounted the PCV but it easily allowed the needed hard wire connection that you need to do to change things at home.

I do remember, after I mounted the new Boony box on the handlebars with a capture button to eliminate any guess work on where I wanted my changes to the fuel, that I was much happier able to test my changes right away.

If you make a clutching change or get out on a sunny spring day where you can tan on the stops lol, it`s nice to be able to "drop the needles" or "change the jets" like the old days. Just cleaner, quicker, and less work.

I'm a Boony Box fan again with the new TPS interface and 13 rpm program.