I'm goint to be taking off my Airbox and was looking for a snorkel tube bracket to hole the air filter up.

Does anyone have any recommendations?....

 

I seen someone here made one that mounted to the frame. Myself I used a big zip tie, Works great, easy to replace. Makes getting the snorkle off for any carb work a snap. Plus It made to where I can scoot the filter and snorkle over to make enough room to hide my bottle [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

I made one out of aluminum, worked really well. I think I have some pictures of it on my web site in the technical section.

 

Scoundrel pm me with your e-mail I think I have a hook up you could use for one[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

Made mine out of alum. Had a fab shop cut me a piece and put a 90 degree bend in it. Then drill a 4 1/4" hole for the snorkle tube. I drilled and slotted some holes and bolted it to the upper front bolt holes in the rear fender. Worked perfect. Also mounted a tab for the breather tube and breather filter.

 

Take a stock airbox and cut the sides and back out and leave enough so its still strong , and has a rectifier mount .

 

Hi there SCOUNDREL,
I kind of looked around for one but ended up picking up a piece of polished Diamond plate cut and trimmed it to size, drilled the needed holes to hold it on securely to the frame.

It looks pretty good & matches the Diamond plate battery support cover I made and does the job pretty nicely.
Total cost .... 10 bucks.... 2.00 for the diamond plate and 8.00 for the beer.
Enhhh gave me some thing to do.

 

I don't like jury rigging things....I prefer the professional look. However, I can see where in your case it's a good fit...

SLC650 I sent you a PM....

 

Im not a fan of jury rigging either but there was no way to get any sort of bracket in there with the bottle under there, Eventually I will probably move the bottle up front and put a bracket on there but its just too much fun having it in stealth mode.

 

I like enexpensive so I just took a 2 inch hole saw and put as many holes as I could without jepordizing the integrity of the box , dump the lid and took a propane tourch to melt all the curly cues created by the hole saw and ta - da , most of the airbox is gone and the rectifer still has a home. Quick and fast gradifacation.