Picture of Naked Spyder

[OldDog]

Can someone post a picture of a Spyder with the Tupperware off? I want to see where the areas of high heat are. Can Spyderlovers collectively offer suggestions to BRP for managing and correcting the heat problem?
Obviously we have the exhaust pipes, radiator and catalytic converter (sp) and engine case.
We use a fan to force air across the radiator when still and pressurized air when moving.
We use pipe tape and heat barriers.
We use aftermarket air dams and diverters to some degree of success.
We see boiling gas and evaporative canisters.

Would a separate engine compartment fan help?
Does air flow when moving create a positive and negative air pressure in the engine compartment to draw heat away?

Let the creative minds of Spyderlovers come together!

Please bear with me. I am not an expert at anything. I'm just throwing this out in light of the heat issues.

[Bob Denman]

We're going to need to see proof of your age before we release any of the nekkid pictures for your viewing pleasure...

[PrairieSpyder]

We're going to need to see proof of your age before we release any of the nekkid pictures for your viewing pleasure...

[Bob Denman]

Well we don't want to get in any trouble in here; do we??

[Netminder]

image.jpgNot sure of this one helps you! Bob, there is a PG 13 rating on this photo!

[MidLifeCrisis]

CyncySpyder has a bunch of pics under his profile. Here's one:

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/a...p?albumid=2368

There have been several on the forum who have successfully solved their heat issues with various purchased or home made mods, myself included. Not sure where that would go with BRP. For every person who says they have a heat issue, another says they don't. I read posts about excessive heat, then see pictures of folks riding in shorts, so hard to say what may come of such a collection, but couldn't hurt.


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[OldDog]

We're going to need to see proof of your age before we release any of the nekkid pictures for your viewing pleasure...

I only look at my Can Am Catalog at night in the privacy of my room.

[OldDog]

Obviously from the pictures, you have a lot of heat generating devices in a small space. Would/should a future platform redesign be in order to perhaps route exhaust pipes outside the engine compartment? Is that one exhaust pipe going under the fuel tank??!!

[MidLifeCrisis]

Is that one exhaust pipe going under the fuel tank??!!

Both sides do.



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[Bob Denman]

I only look at my Can Am Catalog at night in the privacy of my room.

Don't let your Mom catch you!

[Bob Denman]

They've got to put all off that hardware someplace...
They've put the fuel tank in the most logical place in order to centralize that huge chunk of sloshing weight...
Anything else is a compromise.