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    Quote Originally Posted by SNOOPY View Post
    Powersportswarehouse.com was around that price plus shipping, don't remember the exact numbers.

    I think there is a backorder or some parts though because it is taking a while.

    Sent an email today for an update.


    Finally got my panels in.

    That took quite a while, BRP must have a good backorder on some parts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNOOPY View Post
    Finally got my panels in.

    That took quite a while, BRP must have a good backorder on some parts.
    Congratulations. Good to know you got them, finally!

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    Yesterday my wife and I rode down to South Pittsburg, TN for the National Cornbread Festival. This was the first time we have ridden our 2013 ST-S with the new panels for more than 200 miles with temperatures higher than 70 degrees.

    On the ride yesterday we had temps in the mid 80s and I must say the new panels definitely make a difference in keeping the bike cooler. There is still some hot air getting trapped under the tupperware but nothing like it was before. Perhaps it is now time to cut some 4" holes in the very bottom panels, or just remove them to let that air out.

    I am very pleased with the conversion and can recommend it whole heartedly to anyone that has an ST-S.

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    I cut a few holes in each bottom panel a few months ago.

    I like at least having something there in case I run over something maybe it might protect something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNOOPY View Post
    Been a little hard around here getting a list of "exactly" what we need.

    No one who has done this has an exact list yet.

    Even the list I ordered by was incorrect and I was told some clip part numbers were wrong.

    Hoping once I actually get my parts and do this I can give a specific parts break down w pics so people know what "exactly" to order.
    This list is for the Pearl White Panels from FlamingoBabe ...

    Part # Description Qnty
    250000079 Panel Nut M5 X 0.8. Model-ST 1
    250000577 Torx Screw K40 X 12 4
    517302785 Clip 1
    704903140 Can-Am Decal for White Model 1
    705007329 LH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007330 RH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007700 Vegas White Pearl LH Front Panel 1
    705007706 Vegas White Pearl RH Front Panel 1
    705007737 Vegas White Pearl LH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007738 Vegas White Pearl RH Upper Side Panel 1
    518327600 LH Upper Side Panel Foam 1
    518325518 RH Upper Side Panel Foam 1

    You will need the 2 decals this is for white…look up the black….. paint touch says 2013 and 2014 same,,,pearl white
    704903140 $33.98 Can-Am Decal for White Model-2

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    Along with the 2014 panels John is going to follow your lead and drill some 4" holes in the under body panels, but he's going to add some 23 gauge galvanized hard wear cloth with 1/4" to the holes for added protection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JacqueTanis View Post
    This list is for the Pearl White Panels from FlamingoBabe ...

    Part # Description Qnty
    250000079 Panel Nut M5 X 0.8. Model-ST 1
    250000577 Torx Screw K40 X 12 4
    517302785 Clip 1
    704903140 Can-Am Decal for White Model 1
    705007329 LH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007330 RH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007700 Vegas White Pearl LH Front Panel 1
    705007706 Vegas White Pearl RH Front Panel 1
    705007737 Vegas White Pearl LH Upper Side Panel 1
    705007738 Vegas White Pearl RH Upper Side Panel 1
    518327600 LH Upper Side Panel Foam 1
    518325518 RH Upper Side Panel Foam 1

    You will need the 2 decals this is for white…look up the black….. paint touch says 2013 and 2014 same,,,pearl white
    704903140 $33.98 Can-Am Decal for White Model-2

    This part.... 250000079 Panel Nut M5 X 0.8. Model-ST 1

    Is not used!

    I've been trying to find out from others where they even came up w/ it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JacqueTanis View Post
    Along with the 2014 panels John is going to follow your lead and drill some 4" holes in the under body panels, but he's going to add some 23 gauge galvanized hard wear cloth with 1/4" to the holes for added protection.


    I did not do 4" holes.

    I used a 2" hole saw and made 2-3 holes in each bottom panel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by quickster47 View Post
    Yesterday my wife and I rode down to South Pittsburg, TN for the National Cornbread Festival. This was the first time we have ridden our 2013 ST-S with the new panels for more than 200 miles with temperatures higher than 70 degrees.

    On the ride yesterday we had temps in the mid 80s and I must say the new panels definitely make a difference in keeping the bike cooler. There is still some hot air getting trapped under the tupperware but nothing like it was before. Perhaps it is now time to cut some 4" holes in the very bottom panels, or just remove them to let that air out.

    I am very pleased with the conversion and can recommend it whole heartedly to anyone that has an ST-S.

    Carl
    Thank you for the great feed back Karl. Am sure there will be more owners with 2013 STS (with overheating isues) that will be replacing their side panels once the word get out there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SNOOPY View Post
    I did not do 4" holes.

    I used a 2" hole saw and made 2-3 holes in each bottom panel.
    Just remove them! They do nothing but trap heat. I think that is there only purpose. I removed mine and have gone over 1000 miles without them. I do feel the heat under the panels has been little less.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SNOOPY View Post
    I did not do 4" holes.

    I used a 2" hole saw and made 2-3 holes in each bottom panel.
    2" holes it is ... thank you

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    Quote Originally Posted by JacqueTanis View Post
    2" holes it is ... thank you
    Please show us with photos if you can

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    Quote Originally Posted by golfsferr View Post
    Please show us with photos if you can
    I will definitely follow up with some pics. I am out of town so John is supposed to be picking up my Spyder Angel from the Dealer tomorrow (4 hours round trip after work kinds sucks). I have to call to confirm the pickup then maybe tomorrow he'll drill the holes and put on the mesh. Can't wait to see how my new 2014 panels look. My Lamonster HWY Pegs showed up today too in the mail so am hoping - - John will install them so that when I get home next week I'll have a nice COOL comfortable bike to ride out on our 3 week trip the end of June. Really excited about the panels ...

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    I rode to Spyderfest with 2014 air flow panel on right side....and 2013 panel on left side.....riding in 90+ degrees my gas cap..(before 2014 panel about 175 degrees)....which is on the left side was cool to the touch....never had boiling gas....the flash on the ECM improved the heat...but adding 2014 panels is the perfect ticket......removed bottom panels.....a year ago.......I'm happy with the flash and 2014 panels

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    That is good news Flamingobabe!

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    I've been watching your post and response's but missed how much the panels cost. I'm looking to put about 7000 miles on the bike this summer and am concerned about the heath of the the bike.

    I did leave the bottom panels off.

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    Maybe someone should produce an add on air scoop rather than replacing the whole side panel. Cut a hole in the existing and then attach the scoop over it
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    Quote Originally Posted by flamingobabe View Post
    I rode to Spyderfest with 2014 air flow panel on right side....and 2013 panel on left side.....riding in 90+ degrees my gas cap..(before 2014 panel about 175 degrees)....which is on the left side was cool to the touch....never had boiling gas....the flash on the ECM improved the heat...but adding 2014 panels is the perfect ticket......removed bottom panels.....a year ago.......I'm happy with the flash and 2014 panels
    John was supposed to pick up my bike today but a panel was on backorder so BRP is overnighting it to my dealer - sure hope it gets there tomorrow so John can get it Saturday. Dealer didn't even call me to let me know it wouldn't be ready for pick up. Sure glad I called them before he made the 4 hour round trip. We had a little talk about expectations in the level of service I receive ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ARCTIC View Post
    Maybe someone should produce an add on air scoop rather than replacing the whole side panel. Cut a hole in the existing and then attach the scoop over it
    With a little work and a few cents, you can make an air scoop. scoop 002.jpg

    Pic is the left side of the bike looking towards the rear.

    Remove four screws from side panel. Pull the front of the panel out until you feel resistance. Use a sharpie marker to mark where you will drill new hole on the panel under the side panel. Remove side panel. Drill a hole large enough for the torx bolt to go through. Move the clip nut out to the new hole. Reinstall the two rear bolt and the top bolt.

    Now cut a piece of 1/4" fuel hose about 3/4" long. Place it between the side panel and the clip nut. Now the hard part...
    Go to the hardware store and purchase two 6 mm bolts that are about twice as long as the factory torx bolt. I had to settle for allen head bolts. I bought a couple neoprene washers to go between the bolt and the panel. Install your new , longer bolts. In the pic I had a piece of white plastic for the spacer but I found out the 1/4" fuel hose works just as well and is harder to see.

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    Do you find yourself "snagging" anything in that opening?
    (I think that it's a GREAT idea!)
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    So far nothing snagged. You could make the opening smaller if you wanted.

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    here is a pic of the front of my spyder with right side 2014 air flow panels and left side 2013 panel
    re 2013 2014 panel.jpgre 2014 panel.jpg
    the first pic you can see difference....second pic right behind the fog light see the air flow opening
    Last edited by flamingobabe; 05-08-2014 at 05:50 PM.

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    Still no answer to repeated questions.

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    This thread has bad info and no one will respond to correct.

    Hope no one in the future orders parts listed here!

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    As I thought, no comment.....

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