Modifying this belly pan to be race legal

[Petorius]

I am considering fiberglass or abs cement for the smaller holes, not really sure about the bottom portion. The way it currently mounts, the exhaust sticks out a bit through the bottom, but I could obviously change that or just bubble out the bottom a bit with whatever I end up using. I have never tried anything like this, glass seems easy on YouTube but expectations don't always match reality with new DIY projects.

My other thought was to just squeeze a turkey pan inside this piece, so it will look like a nice pan from 20+ feet.

Thoughts? I still can't believe there is no standard cheap solution for SV bellypans.

[Chippertheripper]

Rivet & epoxy/silicone some sheet metal to the bottom, make a lip in the back to hold liquid.
Piant (or not) to your taste.

[brady]

I still can't believe there is no standard cheap solution for SV bellypans.

but there is: http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...ctid=SS018042G

[Petorius]

but there is: http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...ctid=SS018042G

Interesting. It says 99-02, I wonder if there would be any fitment issues on a Gen 2? Oil cooler/lines maybe?

[jcbell1007]

but there is: http://www.yoyodyneti.com/ProductInf...ctid=SS018042G

I had one that I installed on my Gen 1 SV. It was a really well made piece. I had to fab up some brackets out of aluminum stock but it all went together easy. I wouldn't think a gen 2 would be that much different to mount up.

[brady]

Someone here put it on a Gen 2 without much trouble, but I forget who. It'll need a little trimming either way depending on your exhaust, GP shift, and how high you mount it (the higher the better for cornering clearance).

[The Snowman]

The only issue may be getting it around the oil cooler, which the G1 doesn't have.