Installation Sasche Ignition Box - 180 Jota

[Simon Yates]

It is suggested that the control box is located where the TCI boxer were fitted.  But, with the battery in place it is just too tight and I want a location where there is no risk of damage to the ignition box.
Can anyone post an image of the installed ignition box please.

 

[Dellortoman]

Not a Sachse box, but a similar mounting system could be used.

Incidentally, that DMC 1 is now long gone and has been replaced with an Ignitech, but still using the same mounting tray.

 

[tom3c75]

Similar to Cam's fitting, but the base plate is fixed to the frame & rear mudguard with 6mm bolts.
The Sachse box attaches to the base plate with Velcro.

 

[T.C]

Not a Sachse box, but a similar mounting system could be used.

but still using the same mounting tray.

Hey Cam I like the look of that tray, looks like fibreglass to me ? do you still have the mould?  would love to make one and that spare oil is pretty cool too or is it a whisky flask for that famous Tasi whisky?

 

[Grant]

Boba makes them

 

[T.C]

Thanks Grant, is he up to making them again? no hurry
Tom

 

[Grant]

Yes, I have suspended being his intermediary now.
Just contact him directly.

 

[Dellortoman]

Hey Cam I like the look of that tray, looks like fibreglass to me ? do you still have the mould?  would love to make one and that spare oil is pretty cool too or is it a whisky flask for that famous Tasi whisky?

It's aluminium.

I used to work for a company that had a sign board hanging from a bracket on the front of the building, sticking out perpendicular to the wall so it could be seen from both sides. It was made from 16 gauge aluminium, painted white, with the company's name in bold vinyl stick-on lettering on each side. One day it mysteriously disappeared. It is alleged that some items made from white painted 16 gauge aluminium plate emerged from my workshop some time after the sign disappeared. I won't confirm or deny that rumour. All I'll say is that vinyl stick-on lettering is not easy to peel off.

 

[breganzane]

A heat gun helps soften them up, not that you'd have needed that of course...