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Which works the best to reduce the heat??
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CMA Cowboy
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I'm guessing here but I think both, the fan can to redirect the heat and the block for looks.
Bob Denman
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:agree: And I'd also suggest a Barley-Pop at day's end to help put out the fire... :cheers:
danlnc
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I started to look up Barley pop and then said Duh!....never heard that one
SteveMac
MOgang Member & Monster Member,
Bob Denman
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How about "Hydraulic Sandwiches"?
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Paula(Butch2025)
Memorial Member
Butch has the SpyderPops system on his "08 and I picked up ISCI's FanCan for my '12. They both work great...SpyderPops is black and basically cannot be seen and the FanCan is aluminum and can be seen in the vent (doesn't look bad at all in there). My 2 cents!
kinggeek
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Steve,I use both. With great success.
Do you still get a lot of heat between the glove box and the seat?
SteveMac
MOgang Member & Monster Member,
I do still have heat between glove box and seat, but no more or less than before. The real noticeable difference is when I am using my highway pegs. I'll be very thankful for the heat management on the road to Durango!
danlnc
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That's a new on me also. As you can tell I am not a big drinker. If I have one or two beers a year its a lot.
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