Started My Pro-mo Build
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racerlike
, Oct 12 2009 07:49 PM
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#46
Posted 23 September 2010 - 09:16 PM
Started cutting up the front end to make way for the headlights and indicators. Took quite a while cutting and then slowly sanding it down with a Dremel but got there in the end. Now my skin should have chance to recover from the itchy carbon fibre dust rash. Didnt realise just how much dust there was going to be and it got everywhere despite the newspaper and blankets.
#47
Posted 29 September 2010 - 04:22 PM
Hi, just to say its looking fantastic and I look forward to the progress reports.
Edited by Squares, 29 September 2010 - 04:23 PM.
#48
Posted 07 October 2010 - 06:59 PM
looks absolutely amazing.
#49
Posted 12 October 2010 - 06:21 PM
Headlights and indicators done which near enough finishes the wiring apart for a couple of bits. My idea of using some different headlight rims gave me a lot more work than expected. I wanted them mounted upside down - but that meant leaving the bowls the right way up for the locating screw - this in turn meant the retaining rims didnt locate on the back of the headlights so i had to make some little aluminium brackets to hold them in place.
#50
Posted 20 October 2010 - 06:11 AM
Wiring is coming along a treat now. Headlights, sidelights, tail-lights, brake lights, LED number plate lights and LED indicators all working fine. Horn and washer pump have been fitted and are also working.
Started wiring up my dash now using the 03 R6 clocks. Couldnt find the R1 clocks anywhere and i had been looking for ages but the two are near identical bar the tacho face.
Last item is the fuel pump and then I should be ready to see if she starts.
Getting interesting now
Started wiring up my dash now using the 03 R6 clocks. Couldnt find the R1 clocks anywhere and i had been looking for ages but the two are near identical bar the tacho face.
Last item is the fuel pump and then I should be ready to see if she starts.
Getting interesting now
#51
Posted 24 April 2011 - 08:55 PM
some 6 months have passed since my last post so thought it was time for an update...
well its not finished - far from it in fact. A new job and moving to London with the mini left back home at my parents has pretty much knocked the project on the head since October. I need to plan my visits back home in advance so i dont waste valuable time on the project.
i was struggling to get the clocks wired so decided to put that to once side and concentrate on making my own dashboard instead which I have pretty much finished this weekend. Hours and hours spent cutting and measuring and then sanding and sanding some more. Then the same thing with the brackets to hold it all in place. Wouldn't do it again but I'm glad I've done it now that its finished!
Photo doesn't do it justice but im pretty pleased with the results.
Liked the idea of black suede so thats the theme for the interior. Dash, parcel shelf and switch panel done.
Next on the list it to cover whats left of the rear seat area and then to make my own headlining
well its not finished - far from it in fact. A new job and moving to London with the mini left back home at my parents has pretty much knocked the project on the head since October. I need to plan my visits back home in advance so i dont waste valuable time on the project.
i was struggling to get the clocks wired so decided to put that to once side and concentrate on making my own dashboard instead which I have pretty much finished this weekend. Hours and hours spent cutting and measuring and then sanding and sanding some more. Then the same thing with the brackets to hold it all in place. Wouldn't do it again but I'm glad I've done it now that its finished!
Photo doesn't do it justice but im pretty pleased with the results.
Liked the idea of black suede so thats the theme for the interior. Dash, parcel shelf and switch panel done.
Next on the list it to cover whats left of the rear seat area and then to make my own headlining
#52
Posted 24 April 2011 - 09:27 PM
I know what it's like to make time for a project, it will be worth it in the end, would love to have a project like this, but money is tight everywhere these days.
#53
Posted 01 May 2011 - 05:24 PM
Spent the weekend cutting templates for covering the rear seat area and headlining.
Ordered my poly windows and a few other bits and pieces.
Wired up the fuel pump and turned the starter motor over a few times to check that side of things is working.
But I cannot get the Yamaha clocks to work. I'm using the Promotive loom mated to a custom mini loom. I think its either an earth or live feed issue as I've had the neutral light come on once and then the right indicator despite it not being connected to anything. I've got plenty of wiring diagrams and have followed them to the best of my ability (maybe I've misinterpreted them) and thought i was getting somewhere but now I just keep hitting a brick wall and not totally sure where I'm going wrong. Probably something simple... I hope
So if anyone has successfully wired in the 03 Yamaha clocks to a 5pw then please help!!!
Ordered my poly windows and a few other bits and pieces.
Wired up the fuel pump and turned the starter motor over a few times to check that side of things is working.
But I cannot get the Yamaha clocks to work. I'm using the Promotive loom mated to a custom mini loom. I think its either an earth or live feed issue as I've had the neutral light come on once and then the right indicator despite it not being connected to anything. I've got plenty of wiring diagrams and have followed them to the best of my ability (maybe I've misinterpreted them) and thought i was getting somewhere but now I just keep hitting a brick wall and not totally sure where I'm going wrong. Probably something simple... I hope
So if anyone has successfully wired in the 03 Yamaha clocks to a 5pw then please help!!!
#54
Posted 01 May 2011 - 06:17 PM
do you not have the bike clock loom that just plugs into engine loom and clocks?
#55
Posted 02 May 2011 - 11:04 PM
Can't help you with the rev counter, but looking good there none the less.....
#56
Posted 06 May 2011 - 09:55 PM
all i have is the block connector that plugs into the clocks but only a short length of the accompanying wires from where they were chopped. whats making it hard is that all the wires are black! iguess i really need to get hold of the complete section of loom to the clocks and work back from there
#57
Posted 08 May 2011 - 11:13 AM
Is the black suede actually black? Photos might have lightened the colour a bit, also, where is it from?
#58
Posted 08 May 2011 - 01:17 PM
yeh it is black though not true suede. i bought a load of it from ebay. pretty good quality and has a backing to it which stops the glue coming through.
#59
Posted 09 May 2011 - 10:52 AM
Mind sending me a link to the Ebay shop? quite a fair few suedes for sale.
#60
Posted 15 May 2011 - 07:15 AM
Heres an ebay item listing for the stuff that I bought. I thought it was quite good for the price.
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