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still working on my front-view

Chris, tell me about the and guard over the clutch please. It doesn't look big enough to really block the weather and the elements. Does it have another purpose?
 
:2thumbs: Way cool i like the look now. What is the look you are going for ?? Is that a brush gaurd over the clutch handle ?? Just curious, how much for a liter of fuel??:dontknow:
 
..the hand guards are not in the right position in the moment - i have to cut a piece of my screen away because they touch the screen - they have also some led-lights what i have to install..if they are adjusted brings a lot of protection cold-air rain aso..
www.acerbis.com
company in italy where I also ordered new fenders...
I`m spyder-side-lover spyder-back-lover .. but the front is absolut UGLY
..on the other side this rotax-cart-spoiler is less than 100 dollars..
first painting was spyder-standard - look now for new ideas..
chris:doorag:
 
I tested now the maximum heat of my motor with the spyder...
after some minutes with max 80-100 mls/H I reach 6 bars on the meter..
normally I have 4-5 bars - who knows whta is normal on that speed
(without the front-spoiler)
chris
 
I tested now the maximum heat of my motor with the spyder...
after some minutes with max 80-100 mls/H I reach 6 bars on the meter..
normally I have 4-5 bars - who knows whta is normal on that speed
(without the front-spoiler)
chris

Mine will run two to three bars at that speed but I took off the splash panels on the bottom. I had a feeling you were going to have a heat problem.:sour:

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6961
 
many thanks lamonster..
mine one was running always around 4-5 bars on our fast highways.
maybe you have an solution-idea for me ??
chris
 
That's an interesting look. I think with some tweaking it could be pretty cool.

Perhaps the handguards could have minature wind deflectors mounted on them?

Those look like some of the ATV brush guards. I know many are looking for some kind of wind deflection for their hands. Could be a pretty inexpensive way to do it.

It's so cool to see people make this their own look!
 
..the hand guards are not in the right position in the moment - i have to cut a piece of my screen away because they touch the screen - they have also some led-lights what i have to install..if they are adjusted brings a lot of protection cold-air rain aso..
www.acerbis.com
company in italy where I also ordered new fenders...
I`m spyder-side-lover spyder-back-lover .. but the front is absolut UGLY
..on the other side this rotax-cart-spoiler is less than 100 dollars..
first painting was spyder-standard - look now for new ideas..
chris:doorag:
Removing the splash pans helps the heat to get out. I think you killed your ram air for cooling though and I'm not sure if removing those pans will help or not. It's easy to try and see.:doorag:
 
Removing the splash pans helps the heat to get out. I think you killed your ram air for cooling though and I'm not sure if removing those pans will help or not. It's easy to try and see.:doorag:

hi - this was a "monster-good-idea" you gave me one "bar" :2thumbs:- so I`m in the moment 4-5 bars then the fan brings it down to 4 again..
but its april (20-25 degrees celsius) and in the hot italian summers there will maybe come more problems - before I start with my "lighting-project"
I need a better solution (grills wholes or so..)
maybe someone (lamonster?) has an idea..:dontknow:
chris-austria
 
I spoke with (my) engineer about my new mod..
first he said : you are crazy...
second : maybe together with some new LED-lighting it looks great...
then we fixed some white "flags" to find out where the air flows (there is no wind tunnel here..)
after some test-rides I could find out that there are some turbulences behind the spoiler - the air flows inside the unit...
so there are two possibilies - first is to make a grill on the front - second to fix a small plate on the right position to bring the air direkt to the radiatores.. (after the monster-trick) my temperatur never reached more then 5 bars..
now I start looking for lightings..
chris
 
on each tape is this white stoff - so when I was driving -i could see where the air is floating .. you understand now ??
 
Chris we are waiting for you...

Have you come to any conclusion on your venting your spyder spoiler?
 
did now around 1600km with my new front - they told me it isn`t a problem to ride with 4-5bars temperatur .. all the test-drives are done with this temperature
..its fixed very strong - absolut no vibrations - so if i find the right lightings i will also do a small (triangle) grill which brings more air to the coolers..
the painting should be in combination with the front fenders ...
chris
 
did now around 1600km with my new front - they told me it isn`t a problem to ride with 4-5bars temperatur .. all the test-drives are done with this temperature
..its fixed very strong - absolut no vibrations - so if i find the right lightings i will also do a small (triangle) grill which brings more air to the coolers..
the painting should be in combination with the front fenders ...
chris
Chris,
What if you add three small grills, at the bottom of the spoiler, one in the center (in between the two middle holes) than two others in between the next two outside holes?
Then behind the front bumper is the back bumper cover, just cut out alittle more areas for air flow into the existing spoiler that is already on the Spyder. :thumbup:
 
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