On another thread arntufun posted about beer. I know when I bought my RS the salesman showed me a rubber plug in the frunk saying I could use it as a ice chest, and pull the plug to drain it. I never did this, so don't know if true, but if this is true does the RT have the same drain plug? I have the liner in my RT, and do not want to pull it out for nothing. Just hoping someone without the line could look for me.
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On another thread arntufun posted about beer. I know when I bought my RS the salesman showed me a rubber plug in the frunk saying I could use it as a ice chest, and pull the plug to drain it. I never did this, so don't know if true, but if this is true does the RT have the same drain plug? I have the liner in my RT, and do not want to pull it out for nothing. Just hoping someone without the line could look for me.
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Good question :thumbup: I'm watching too. 
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opcorn:opcorn:Bob Denman
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Dang! No answer yet?? :bbq::bbq:
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drain plug?
i have an rs and do not have such mentioned hole with rubber plug in the bottom
it wouldn't be a hard thing to instal one go to the local parts house tell them you need a fire wall plug the rubber type something in the 1 inch size "remove your Frunk" find a suitable spot and drill a 1 inch hole insert plug from the inside reinstall frunk
i said remove it so you can look under to see if there is anything under the spot chosen
i have an rs and do not have such mentioned hole with rubber plug in the bottom
it wouldn't be a hard thing to instal one go to the local parts house tell them you need a fire wall plug the rubber type something in the 1 inch size "remove your Frunk" find a suitable spot and drill a 1 inch hole insert plug from the inside reinstall frunk
i said remove it so you can look under to see if there is anything under the spot chosen
So does this thread raise a new issue about Spyder heat issues? 
I mean, how to keep the engine heat from melting your ice .... or ice cream! I'm thinking of looking for a sheet of that blue styrofoam insulation.
Quick, Spyderpops ... come out with a new heat management kit for the frunk!
I have an RS, no hole in the bottom either ...... yet!
I mean, how to keep the engine heat from melting your ice .... or ice cream! I'm thinking of looking for a sheet of that blue styrofoam insulation.Quick, Spyderpops ... come out with a new heat management kit for the frunk!
I have an RS, no hole in the bottom either ...... yet!
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So does this thread raise a new issue about Spyder heat issues?
Quick, Spyderpops ... come out with a new heat management kit for the frunk!
I have an RS, no hole in the bottom either ...... yet!
You don't have to worry about heat management for the frunk, and the motor is downwind when traveling (unless you are backing up).
I have an RS, no hole in the bottom either ...... yet!
While I admit I bought my RS in January of 2011 it sounds like the salesman either hood-winked me, or did not know what he was talking about.
:agree: one of the reasons I never looked into it, and besides the frunk only holds 35 lbs. Just a small snack for me.
Ken Thomas
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CyncySpyder
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I know that Teds Red Sled, which is a 2011 RT-S doesn't have said drain plug
CyncySpyder
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And the BRP Schematic of the 08 GS doesn't list any drain plugs for the Frunk either
harrypottar
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wow, I find this hard to believe that a salesman didn't know what they where talking about or tried to hood-wink you. Say it an't so... :roflblack::roflblack:
I have a little Walmart insulated lunch bag, put a couple of cold waters in and take in the frunk when I don't have the trailer, works great.
Harry
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DID SOMEONE SAY BEER!!
Hay I can answer this one. My RT has a drain plug in the bottom. BUT! get you soft sided cooler from wal-mart. On the RT, the fuse block with relays is in the frunk. Do not want ice water to be splashing up on it or you will be walking. Dont be-leave me? ask my wife. I got first place for having a red-neck moment, :firstplace:
Hay I can answer this one. My RT has a drain plug in the bottom. BUT! get you soft sided cooler from wal-mart. On the RT, the fuse block with relays is in the frunk. Do not want ice water to be splashing up on it or you will be walking. Dont be-leave me? ask my wife. I got first place for having a red-neck moment, :firstplace:
Bob Denman
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Well you might be needing to carry the beer to a nice spot in the shade... :thumbup: :cheers:
:joke:billpowell
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If the salesman's lips were moving, he was probably fibbin:roflblack:
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