material for cdi mount

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idc1967iow
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I want to make my own cdi/reg mounting plates ,what is the best materials to use ,thinking os some scrap alloy plate?

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Ian ;)
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I always do this Ian. I use 4mm aluminium plate fixed on 6mm studding through the original coil fixing holes (they need drilling out, obviously)
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I favour mounting the cdi to the backing plate via a rubber exhaust bobbin, this insulates it from vibration and might help it live longer.
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I've seen someone use one of the old plastic chopping boards before. Various thickness's and cheap to buy and easy to work on.
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I have some nice alloy plate from my local machine shop ,he gave me 3,4,6mm scrap bits ,all for a pkt of biscuits for his tea room ,well pleased.
Ian :D
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