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Location for PC3 Module - 12/12/2006 9:30:33 PM

04dublr

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Where are the best locations to put the module for the pc3 on the 1000rr?

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/12/2006 10:26:33 PM

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/13/2006 6:36:53 AM

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hehe yea
what he said !

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/13/2006 11:47:50 AM

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still gives your gf a little room to sit lol

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/14/2006 3:05:58 PM

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We mount ours in the upper fairing, attached to the upper fairing stay. This gives us easy access to the unit for mapping, and for re-mapping as modifications are made. Its also faily well crash protected there. The underseat area is the second choice, the upper is slightly better as far as crash protection goes... Make sure it is secured with either velcro or zip ties, as vibration is a PC3 killer.

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/15/2006 3:59:40 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: RetroSBK

We mount ours in the upper fairing, attached to the upper fairing stay. This gives us easy access to the unit for mapping, and for re-mapping as modifications are made. Its also faily well crash protected there. The underseat area is the second choice, the upper is slightly better as far as crash protection goes... Make sure it is secured with either velcro or zip ties, as vibration is a PC3 killer.

Will

hey chief, what about protection from the elements if its attached to the upper fairing stay ?

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/15/2006 11:06:13 AM

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elements?? It doesnt rain in so cal!

It has weather plugs that go into the two open ports....

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/17/2006 3:39:10 AM

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quote:

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elements?? It doesnt rain in so cal!

haha ya must be a valley boy !

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/17/2006 9:07:40 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: RetroSBK

We mount ours in the upper fairing, attached to the upper fairing stay. This gives us easy access to the unit for mapping, and for re-mapping as modifications are made. Its also faily well crash protected there. The underseat area is the second choice, the upper is slightly better as far as crash protection goes... Make sure it is secured with either velcro or zip ties, as vibration is a PC3 killer.

Will

retro-you have any pics?-thanks-phil

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RE: Location for PC3 Module - 12/17/2006 4:41:21 PM

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