RIGIDONE
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Bought one of each over the summer, got around to the install finally.
My wifes sled got the Moflow, I put the Mountain Tech on my sled.
Both took about the same amount of time, roughly an hour. Little more tedious cutting on the Moflow vs disassembling the gauge cluster connector for the Mountain Tech. The heat definitely pours out of each.
My wifes sled got the Moflow, I put the Mountain Tech on my sled.
Both took about the same amount of time, roughly an hour. Little more tedious cutting on the Moflow vs disassembling the gauge cluster connector for the Mountain Tech. The heat definitely pours out of each.
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They will help alot
TRiGGeR605
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I put the Moflow on mine this year. Good results so far and you can't beat the $25 price tag.
I made my own vent kit, same as the moflow but has additional vents, my temps will drop 10* during a 5 minute stop
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porkchop
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I need one still-
wanna trade a custom exhaust shield for Katie's???
Looks good man
wanna trade a custom exhaust shield for Katie's???
Looks good man
MNBlizzard
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I put in the Moflow from OFT this fall. When riding last weekend I was amazed at the heat coming out of it. Made my gloves nice and toasty!
RIGIDONE
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I made my own vent kit, same as the moflow but has additional vents, my temps will drop 10* during a 5 minute stopView attachment 102247
Nice work shadow!!!! hoping just the one will work out on keeping the temp light out, other wise back to the drawing board!!
RIGIDONE
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I need one still-
wanna trade a custom exhaust shield for Katie's???
Looks good man
Pretty easy to do yourself, cut her's using a jig saw. It was a 2 beer job..
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How does the Moflow kit stay on, is it bolted or just adhesive?
RIGIDONE
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How does the Moflow kit stay on, is it bolted or just adhesive?
Rivets with a washer on the back so it doesn't pull back through the plastic.
porkchop
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I can do it in 1 beer & a shot of vodka ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Nice work shadow!!!! hoping just the one will work out on keeping the temp light out, other wise back to the drawing board!!
I have one thing to do this year and its to put an slp flow rite where the tuning fork symbols are on the cowl. I was told by a buddy who did it that it really makes a difference. He felt that the air moved through the rad better and out through the flow rites.
RIGIDONE
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I have one thing to do this year and its to put an slp flow rite where the tuning fork symbols are on the cowl. I was told by a buddy who did it that it really makes a difference. He felt that the air moved through the rad better and out through the flow rites.
You talking on the side of the sled above where your knees would be, or on the nose??
Those flow rites are pretty slick, may have to pick a few up. RIGIDONE, he's talking about above your knees, it is just behind/above the radiator, perfect spot to create airflow and let additional heat out.
Exactly what he said RIGIDONE. The guy who told me about it was a member on here, Mach9....he felt that the airflow into the rad didn't have anywhere to go. The console vent helps, but mostly when stopped. He felt that when riding the air would flow over the rad instead of through it. Mach9 figured that the spot where the symbols are was just slightly behind the rad and when opened up, the air would flow through the rad and out of that area....he even drove down a straight stretch without a glove and felt the hot air flowing out.Those flow rites are pretty slick, may have to pick a few up. RIGIDONE, he's talking about above your knees, it is just behind/above the radiator, perfect spot to create airflow and let additional heat out.
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