Where to fit the Pazon Sure Fire box?

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In that place is better to fit the Pazon Sure Fire box?
I would have thought to place it behind the steering tube, inside the large and small tube of the frame, so it would be protected by tank and would take air from front.
What do you think?.
Ciao, thanks.
Piero
 
Here's my Surefire location, same place as Boyer was situated.
Where to fit the Pazon Sure Fire box?
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Two Allen screws are sent to match the Norton cam end thread pattern variation. Most mount brain box under the spine but have seen em mounted inside on a side cover on non Nortons.
 
Dear Hobot,
i did not understand, sorry.
Your writing is too difficult for me to translate.
Ciao
Piero
Italy
 
Ugh, allen screw/bolt holds the magnetic rotor on cam end but only one will screw in right d/t the thread form or the depth of the hole from factory. There's been mention that Pazion final tightening of this allen fixing screw can shift the magnetic rotor so watch for that frustrating detail error.
 
pierodn said:
Dear Hobot,
i did not understand, sorry.
Your writing is too difficult for me to translate.
Ciao
Piero
Italy
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We have the same problem and the rumor is he writes in English. :twisted:

That has to be one of the funniest things I have ever read here.

EDIT: I also have my Pazon box located below the main tube just above coils.
 
It's a good idea to try to buffer the effects of direct vibrations to these boxes as electronics don't like vibration. I wrap it in a dense foam then seal to keep out rain.
 
When I removed my ballast resistor and condensors from between the coils, there was enough room there to fit the Pazon control module
Regards Mike
 
Dear Drones,
I write and read in English, in French, in Spanish and some in German.
But I'm Italian, I have not the total knowledge of words and phrases.
And I have no shame in saying that I can't translate and understand in detail what is written.
Probably you are a polyglot, blessed are you.


Thank you very much Hobot, you had the company make me better understand.

Ciao.

Piero
 
Don't overdo the cushioning because you do want some airflow around the box according to the instructions. I think the Pazon electronics box is potted inside so vibration and rain ingress problems should be minimal. I used a piece of 2" x 4" Velcro from the local hardware store cut to size to hold the box to the bottom of the big frame tube under the tank and then a big tie-wrap around it.

Tis the season for Rumpelmintz Mr. Torontonian, especially way up north where you are.
 
pierodn said:
Dear Drones,
I write and read in English, in French, in Spanish and some in German.
But I'm Italian, I have not the total knowledge of words and phrases.
And I have no shame in saying that I can't translate and understand in detail what is written.
Probably you are a polyglot, blessed are you.


Thank you very much Hobot, you had the company make me better understand.

Ciao.

Piero
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Piero,

I am certainly no polyglot. I was having some fun at Hobot's expense and please understand it was all in fun. He has a very distinctive way of writing and expressing himself that those of us who speak the same language have trouble understanding at times. I was in no way trying to denigrate you. I was only pointing out the irony in what you posted about not being able to translate 'hobot-speak'.

If I offended you, please accept my apologies.

I have nothing but respect for someone to come onto a forum such as this that is in an unfamiliar language. It cannot be easy. And based on some of your pictures posted, you do some beautiful work.

jon
 
Dear jon,
You don't have to excuse of nothing, you are right, I have written that  Hobot  was writing too hard!!!!! I wrote something very silly!
I was supposed to do more careful in expressing myself and say that I have difficulty in understanding why don't know all vocabulary especially technical ones.
You're right, what I have written is the most absurd thing I've read on this blog.
I love the USA, I have visited many times the States.
Laughter relieves all evil, forgive me for my bad English.
Ciao.
Piero
 
pierodn said:
In Pazon box arrived also two black Allen screws, what are they????
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One is a UNF bolt goes through to the end of the camshaft to hold the rotor onto the camshaft taper. That stays on.

The other is Metric bolt to thread into the rotor so you can remove the rotor from the camshaft. This bolt is only to assist adjusting the position of the rotor when you are installing the Pazon. Then use the UNF bolt to fix it in place.

Mick
 
ML said:
pierodn said:
In Pazon box arrived also two black Allen screws, what are they????
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One is a UNF bolt goes through to the end of the camshaft to hold the rotor onto the camshaft taper. That stays on.

The other is Metric bolt to thread into the rotor so you can remove the rotor from the camshaft. This bolt is only to assist adjusting the position of the rotor when you are installing the Pazon. Then use the UNF bolt to fix it in place.

Mick
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Also, different cams have different threads. Use the screw that fits your cam threads.
 
ML said:
pierodn said:
In Pazon box arrived also two black Allen screws, what are they????
Click to expand...

One is a UNF bolt goes through to the end of the camshaft to hold the rotor onto the camshaft taper. That stays on.

The other is Metric bolt to thread into the rotor so you can remove the rotor from the camshaft. This bolt is only to assist adjusting the position of the rotor when you are installing the Pazon. Then use the UNF bolt to fix it in place.
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One black Allen screw is 1/4 BSF to use with standard Norton camshafts, the other is 1/4 UNF to be used with some non-standard Norton camshafts (or Triumphs).

http://www.pazon.com/files/PDF/PA2.pdf
 
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