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Im giving up on this mod. If my fan doesn't hit the sensor it hits the radiator. So I tried spaceing the out the bottom tab on the rad cage to push out my fan. It hits the sensor. Tried not spaceing it and my hits the rad. Im out of ideas other then building 3 brackets to move the whole fan to the right. Someone help
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rotate the cam sensor 90 or 180 degrees
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I got it. I had the sensor rotated correctly. Was mounting the fan wrong. I was mounting the fans two bottom brackets directly to the spots on the rad cage. I stuck a srew through the hole in the top of my rad through the top bracket off the fan. Then I built two brackets and extended the fans to the two bolts on the rad cage. In other words it works lol.
Thank you for your quick reply loogie. You shall be repped.
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I don't reckon u took pics? I been at this for 2 hrs an I just gave up. I don't have a radiator cage
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08 r6 fan. And after comparing it to E-BRAKEs old one I realized I have the left side fan. is this thing stil mountable?
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i dont have a rad cage but i mounted two r6 fans on my radiator using the stock mounting tab on the left and the same type of tab on the right with rubber/ metal washers and spacers to support the other brackets that go over the center of the radiator and ran zip ties thru the fins to support it no problems yet had it on the bike for a good three months now bike stays 165- 180 all day