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Bunkle 11-07-15 05:00 PM

Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
In the process of converting a curvy SV650 from road to track, would people mind posting up a photo of where they've relocated the battery and reg/rec?
Cheers, Dave.

PhilSV 11-07-15 06:15 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Hey up fella, when I got mine it had a box next to the front cylinder head, wtf ! I've since re wired it and its back where she belongs, under my bum oe spec.

Did you go ahead with your new toy purchase?

Bunkle 11-07-15 10:15 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Hello Phil, no I didnt buddy, couldn't get the funds sorted in the end, gutted as I had my heart set on that little stroker!
Never mind, thanks for the offer of helping me getting her back down south though mate.

With the fireblade seat unit going on I can't fit my battery under the seat so it'll
have to go towards the front somewhere! Had a few suggestions off the Minitwins Facebook site.

Redmist 12-07-15 08:30 AM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
If you get yourself a teeny tiny race battery they might still fit under the seat. Otherwise yeah most people move it to the front which may or may not help weight distribution. Opinion is divided it seems.

We kept the reg-rec at the back of the subframe in an airflow. Not got any pictures now though

r0ddy 08-09-15 03:54 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
did you move the battery in the end?

rockchunk 17-11-15 07:47 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by r0ddy (Post 3025053)
did you move the battery in the end?

i moved mine to beside front cylinder / no room under seat unit ,,had to make up a longer pos lead other than that no probs

Bunkle 17-11-15 07:59 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Sorry guys, been snowed under with work and no time in the man-cave.
I did move the battery to the front but it meant I couldn't take it out to trickle charge it without too much messing around with hard-to-reach bolts etc. (no power in garage - which is in a block).
So I'm back to the drawing board, might have to invest in a slimmer battery as it also looked like it'd foul the fairings if I left it there.

Any photos Rockchunk? Could do with some inspiration!

rockchunk 22-11-15 08:33 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Bunkle (Post 3031294)
Sorry guys, been snowed under with work and no time in the man-cave.
I did move the battery to the front but it meant I couldn't take it out to trickle charge it without too much messing around with hard-to-reach bolts etc. (no power in garage - which is in a block).
So I'm back to the drawing board, might have to invest in a slimmer battery as it also looked like it'd foul the fairings if I left it there.

Any photos Rockchunk? Could do with some inspiration!

hello dave,
yes i've got them,somewhere in the garage!
I;ll dig them out for you bud,

cheers,
gordon.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!1

TSM 07-02-16 08:13 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Nice place to put the RegReg is on the left side of the bike under the left upper engine mount.
Use a 15cm strip of ally and bolt it up to the upper mount, placing it here will allow it to be connected straight to the alternator and it will be in the airflow past the engine.

Ive put the starter relay on the right side (inside frame just behind the front engine mount), as ive removed the stock water overflow bottle (got smaller one( it has freed up one of the mounts which the relay bracket can bolt to.

I am going to mount the ignition unit on the inside of the frame.

Bunkle 07-02-16 08:37 PM

Re: Battery & R/R relocation help.
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rockchunk (Post 3031683)
hello dave,
yes i've got them,somewhere in the garage!
I;ll dig them out for you bud,

cheers,
gordon.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!1

Any joy getting those photos Gordon?!
It's time I got my backside in gear and finished the SV off, it'll be track time again soon!


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