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beer monster

posted on 28/7/08 at 06:36 PM Reply With Quote
front indicators

anyone recomend sva friendly front nose cone indicators.seems that they have to be 40cm from outer edge of front wheel?this means they will look crap.if the only way is to extend them how have people done it?
cheers
marc

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wicket

posted on 28/7/08 at 06:39 PM Reply With Quote
It's 40cm from the widest point of the car which could be the rear wings.
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coozer

posted on 28/7/08 at 06:51 PM Reply With Quote
like this....






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beer monster

posted on 28/7/08 at 07:12 PM Reply With Quote
can i mount ones on the top of front cycle wings or bolt them on under front headlamps?
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LBMEFM

posted on 28/7/08 at 07:40 PM Reply With Quote
The side of my MK nose cone is 560mm from the widest part of the car i.e the cycle wing. SVA states that indicators must be no more than 400mm from the widest part. That leaves 160mm and as most bike indicators are approx 100mm long you will only have to extend them by 60mm, easily done with a piece with of tube with a nut fixed inside. I sure some one will correct me if I'm wrong.
Barry

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David Jenkins

posted on 28/7/08 at 07:48 PM Reply With Quote
It's tricky to get all the visibility angles correct when mounting them under the headlamps.

Here's what I took to the SVA:

indicators
indicators


It was a close thing but they did pass, despite the tester measuring VERY carefully!

Don't forget that it's 400mm from the very widest part of the car - (often the rear wings) to the OUTSIDE EDGE of the WORKING PART of the lens: not the centre, nor the outside edge of the indicator casing. In other words, the outer edge of the bit where the light comes out.






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posted on 28/7/08 at 08:47 PM Reply With Quote
The lathe is a wonderful tool.


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BenB

posted on 28/7/08 at 09:23 PM Reply With Quote


Two circles on MDF with holes cut in them and two bits of 40mm waste pipe. Attached to a point under the headlamps. Job done.

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beer monster

posted on 29/7/08 at 06:01 PM Reply With Quote
cheers for the ideas.
marc

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