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Hey guys I purchased moflow knee vents for my sidewinder to get rid of some heat. It says not recommended to cut out whole area, but to use drill bit or hole saw….my sled is black and not sure if you’ll be able to see the holes, but I don’t want to be able to see the holes or circles….how did you guys cut yours?
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here's how i did mineHey guys I purchased moflow knee vents for my sidewinder to get rid of some heat. It says not recommended to cut out whole area, but to use drill bit or hole saw….my sled is black and not sure if you’ll be able to see the holes, but I don’t want to be able to see the holes or circles….how did you guys cut yours?View attachment 175580
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My sled is blue and I cut the holes exactly like REDLINE 1 did but before I installed the vent screens I colored the area visible through the vents black.here's how i did mine


I used a whole bunch of 1in holes. I felt it was stronger than big holes and has lasted over 20000mi. Eliminates need for knee pads also since the panels flex nicely when knee is jammed in.
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