Upgrade your ride with Stealthport Mounting Adapters, engineered for seamless power integration on motorcycles, ATVs, and off-road vehicles. These precision-machined adapters provide a clean, low-profile mounting solution for Stealthport charging ports, keeping your setup secure and clutter-free. Built from durable materials to withstand the elements, Stealthport adapters deliver professional-grade performance and reliability for any adventure.
You can also plug in your heated gear to the stealhport if you have a standard SAE connector. You can convert any standard heated gear barrel plug to SAE with this adapter!
Stealthport mounting adapters stop dangling cords and makes it easier to plug in your battery tender charger.
Part Number:
BT-COIL
Installed this Stealthport on my '07 Fat Boy. Initially, it was difficult to determine from the online instructions exactly how this port mounted. Several emails and Law Abiding Biker videos weren't very helpful. I used videos from Stealthport WEB site.I finally determined that it was one screw under the coil that had to be removed. The socket head cap screw that came with the Stealthport was rather short and didn't provide much thread bite into the coil, so I replaced it with one purchased locally (#10-32 1-1/4"). I also used a split lock washer to insure the screw stayed secure. Don't over tighten because it's non-metal material you're screwing into. If you use threadlocker, use one designed for plastic. Now that it's installed, it's fantastic! It's a much cleaner use of the SAE charging port rather than having it dangle attached to the frame with a zip tie. I recommend the Stealthport. Just get your ducks in a row before jumping in.
The charging port mounts neatly and has a factory look. It makes charging my battery very convenient.
A real pain to install, other wise is great
There is no mounting point for a 2016 Breakout. End of story. Wasted my money.
Finally got lift and installed the coil mounted stealth port on my 06 Softail. Took a bit to get the bolt aligned and threaded. What worked here was a socket Allen wrench and used an open end wrench to tighten bolt down. Had no room for sockets or trying to Allen wrench. Tucked wires in cavity in front of battery.