| Author | Message | ||
     Teddagreek |
I have a heat shield under my inner airbox.. Has anyone used heat mat to keep the heat from creeping back up into box.. I notice a lot of the heat is coming up from the rear head where there is a gap in the frame.. Thought about painting the inner airbox inside and out with the trailer roofing insulating paint.. filling all the gaps with mat...  | ||
| Diablobrian |
block the hole through the frame and remove the black plastic piece around the fuel filler to allow colder air into the air box, or cut a couple of holes between the Buell "L's" and the frame kind of like the ones that come on the aftermarket airbox covers. That should lower the temperature inside the airbox. | ||
| Brineusaf |
Open airbox kit if you're that worried about it.. and run it like.. who is it... with the black R with no airbox, looks mean.  | ||
| Pushrodpete |
Hmmmmm... Would the translucid airboxes heat up more due to a "greenhouse" effect??? | ||
| Brineusaf |
firebolteric_ma I think... | ||
| Cowtown |
Like Diablobrian said.  | ||
| Firebolteric_ma |
YUP..take the cover off and no more heat. i still use the heat mat but you get the idea.  | ||
| Cowtown |
Track Days.  |
