Mounting your RPM sensor:

This is a example of how to resolve a "Dirty" RPM signal. In the distant past, this was quite common using AiM products on 125cc shifter engines, especially those with aftermarket ignitions.

By cutting a small piece of fuel line and zip tying it alongside the spark plug wire, this provides just enough separation to clean up the RPM signal and provide you with clear RPM traces when viewed in the Race Studio software.

Mounting your EV3 and MyChron3 product:

This is a Drack EV3 mounted under a CIK fairing using our "Tray Mount". This protects the logger from rain and other items and also provides a very clean install.

This is a tray type mount on a rounded front fairing.

This is another Drack EV3 using our tray mount. This image also shows the junction box's mounting location.

This is a MyChron3 Gold junction box mounted on the chassis.

Speed Sensor Mounting Tips

This is a image of a speed sensor located on the right front wheel.

This is a speed sensor mounted on the left rear corner and measures rear axle speed.

Here is another example of a rear axle speed sensor mount

Yet another different way to locate a rear axle speed sensor.

Steering Sensor Mounting

Here are a few preferred steering position sensor method

Water Temp Sensor Mount

Water temp sensor mounted into a thermostat on a 60cc shifter

If you have images of great ways to mount our products, please pass them along and we will post them here!!