Mounting Racepak V-net modules

MOTORSPORTS Innovations · 05-19-2011, 09:58 PM

As cool as the Racepak V-net concept is, they can be annoying to mount and organize.

Here are some pictures of a simple mount to hold 7 V-net connections.

1 1/4" x 1 1/4" x 1/8" Aluminum bracket with 2 mounting hoes an a bunch of holes for ty-wraps.

Bolted in place with a few washers to space it out allowing ty-wraps to go behind - around.

With V-net modules ty-wrapped in place.

This setup in on my dragster, on the driver shield where it bends around & under the seat. It's chrome (sort of

) so the reflection of the EFI box makes it look a bit strange. Even easier to put on a firewall or fender well.

Let me know of any questions on this or any Racepak stuff.

Other hints & tips at: http://www.motorsportsinnovations.co...-help-tips.htm

05-19-2011, 09:58 PM	#1
MOTORSPORTS Innovations Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Hainesport, NJ Posts: 123 Likes: 0 Liked 15 Times in 2 Posts	Mounting Racepak V-net modules As cool as the Racepak V-net concept is, they can be annoying to mount and organize. Here are some pictures of a simple mount to hold 7 V-net connections. 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" x 1/8" Aluminum bracket with 2 mounting hoes an a bunch of holes for ty-wraps. Bolted in place with a few washers to space it out allowing ty-wraps to go behind - around. With V-net modules ty-wrapped in place. This setup in on my dragster, on the driver shield where it bends around & under the seat. It's chrome (sort of ) so the reflection of the EFI box makes it look a bit strange. Even easier to put on a firewall or fender well. Let me know of any questions on this or any Racepak stuff. Other hints & tips at: http://www.motorsportsinnovations.co...-help-tips.htm __________________ MOTORSPORTS Innovations www.motorsportsinnovations.com