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BLACK WIDOW
New member
Juice Box
I just ordered the juice box with the high flow air filter and will probably get it in 4 to 5 days. I don,t want to do any drilling or cutting of tupper ware so your idea (and others) of tucking it under the top frame sounds good, but how do you secure it (maybe Velcro ?):dontknow: and since the tank fill spout is on the left, I assume you are sliding it under the right side.:dontknow: How big of a job is the overall installation? I would appreciate any help or good ideas on this installation.
I just ordered the juice box with the high flow air filter and will probably get it in 4 to 5 days. I don,t want to do any drilling or cutting of tupper ware so your idea (and others) of tucking it under the top frame sounds good, but how do you secure it (maybe Velcro ?):dontknow: and since the tank fill spout is on the left, I assume you are sliding it under the right side.:dontknow: How big of a job is the overall installation? I would appreciate any help or good ideas on this installation.
dave01
New member
Mine slides in from the right side when sitting on the bike. The install isnt hard, but the directions for the front connector are wrong. They have a circle showing a connector, but its actually behind the one they show. The easiest way to find it is with a mirror if you cant raise your Spyder on a lift. Also, make sure you get a good ground for the wire or you will get times when the box cuts out. I am a big fan of di-electric grease to keep any corrosion out of the connectors. A piece of velcro under the Juicebox will keep it in place.
BLACK WIDOW
New member
That is a good question; However, I'm not sure any mod is worth the cost--Just something we all enjoy.:f_spider:
dave01
New member
Just my opinion, but its worth it till the PowerCommanders come out. Much better tuning capability.
Lamonster
SpyderLovers Founder
I wasn't that thrilled with it when I first got it, mostly because I didn't take the time to learn what it was doing besides adding fuel. Now that I have it dialed in I love it. My buddy Ron just ordered one and he's cheap.
nojokeRoadHammer
New member
what exactly do you do with the juicebox? I don't really need my bike to go faster i would just like it to be 100% reliable. I have a pipe installed and am ordering the green filter from nmn.. Maybe a juicebox too ?
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Neither man nor machine will ever be 100% reliable. If you wish to make a modification for better performance, for comfort, or to fit your riding style or needs...go for it. If you want a magic part that can make your ride invincible, you are going to be disappointed.
-Scotty
bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
Neither man nor machine will ever be 100% reliable. If you wish to make a modification for better performance, for comfort, or to fit your riding style or needs...go for it. If you want a magic part that can make your ride invincible, you are going to be disappointed.
-Scotty
Scotty,
That's easy for you to say, you're already invincible!
