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SpyderPops Radiator block and converter heat shields

Chazzman

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I received my radiator block and converter shields anything that I need to be aware of on installing? I read that you have to remove the lower floor pan, is this the one that everyone just leaves off after removing?
 
radiator block and converter shields

I received my radiator block and converter shields anything that I need to be aware of on installing? I read that you have to remove the lower floor pan, is this the one that everyone just leaves off after removing?

Hi are you referring to a 'block and shield 'that will divert the heat from the radiator cooling fan away from your right ankle and foot? I'm in central Florida and when I go on long rides the heat that gets thrown off on to my right lower leg can get quite uncomfortable. :yikes:
Thanks Ron
 
Hi are you referring to a 'block and shield 'that will divert the heat from the radiator cooling fan away from your right ankle and foot? I'm in central Florida and when I go on long rides the heat that gets thrown off on to my right lower leg can get quite uncomfortable. :yikes:
Thanks Ron


On is for the radiator and two converter shields
 
You can leave the bottom pan off, or what I did was use a 4" hole cutter and cut a hole to allow air flow. Lamont has shown though, that you are fine without the bottom piece on.
 
Hi are you referring to a 'block and shield 'that will divert the heat from the radiator cooling fan away from your right ankle and foot? I'm in central Florida and when I go on long rides the heat that gets thrown off on to my right lower leg can get quite uncomfortable. :yikes:
Thanks Ron

If think you are talking about an RS with the heat on your foot. See the Air Management System and Missing Heat Shield at www.SPYDERPOPS.COM.

The block off plate is for the RT.
 
If think you are talking about an RS with the heat on your foot. See the Air Management System and Missing Heat Shield at www.SPYDERPOPS.COM.

The block off plate is for the RT.

I installed the block off plate and the converter shields. All is good the converter shield on the right side took a little figuring out but all is good.
 
I bought and installed this stuff on my wifes spyder. She says heat still there. Waste of money. Oh well. I tried. Never was bad on foot, just on leg. Same as before and yes, I installed correctly.
 
I bought and installed this stuff on my wifes spyder. She says heat still there. Waste of money. Oh well. I tried. Never was bad on foot, just on leg. Same as before and yes, I installed correctly.
Heat on the leg on an RS is usually the result of bad Y-pipe gaskets.
 
If it is the inside of the leg on an RS then it's a bad "Y" gasket and it gets real hot. I always tell owners to check that first.

Its so hot that the heat on your foot will not even be noticed until after the gasket is replaced. I have been there myself!

I will be very happy to give you your money back if you are not satisfied like hundreds of others are.
 
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I hope I didnt sound like I was complaining. I have a very hard wife to please. I dont feel the heat. She just wants to ride her two wheeler I think. I threaten to give her :spyder2: away and she settles down. I dont have any problem with my 2010 RS. Sorry for whining.
 
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