Looks really nice!
Something things that might help, this is from the SVA days - from 2007 so some things may have changed since then:
- Bottom of the dash radius - I used pipe insulation foam covered in interior fabric
- Car front / rear axle weights
- Any sheet metal, inc the bonnet edges need rubber on them
- Check for any brake lines near the exhaust and add heat shielding if needed
- Mirrors - check the current rules make sure you can see, I needed convex glass to pass the test (I then later changed to bullet style mirrors with convex, but they'd have failed due to surface area size)
- One of the check they do it a emergency stop test to make sure the front locks before the rears
- Check the exhaust tips are not within the radius cones/test area. If they are they need to pass the radius test. I added a bar to the rear of the car so the exhaust tips were outside the testable area. (See: https://www.msportster.co.uk/2007/08...-sva-proofing/)
Some stuff from my first SVA attempt and what failed:
https://www.msportster.co.uk/2007/10/05/sva-fail/
SVA Fixes:
https://www.msportster.co.uk/2007/10/07/more-sva-fixes/
SVA Gallery:
https://www.msportster.co.uk/sva-day/
Common SVA issues for Sportsters:
https://www.msportster.co.uk/questio...rtster-issues/