Cooling My Nytro Down.....

[bigbull]

I have a Nytro with an Impulse turbo on it. I LOVE it! It runs really hot in the turbo area (mid mount) though, and it came with one vent which helps but the plastic is raging hot after a few minutes and it actually is uncomfortable to touch. Anyone install any other venting in this area? I dont really want it open completely if i can avoid it, but it needs something else for the hot riding. Powder and cooler temps it didn't seem to be an issue.
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[TurboT]

I have a Nytro with an Impulse turbo on it. I LOVE it! It runs really hot in the turbo area (mid mount) though, and it came with one vent which helps but the plastic is raging hot after a few minutes and it actually is uncomfortable to touch. Anyone install any other venting in this area? I dont really want it open completely if i can avoid it, but it needs something else for the hot riding. Powder and cooler temps it didn't seem to be an issue.
BB

Maybe check 2 Cool Air Vents, they're based out of Idaho. Great people, great product-tough, durable. you pay for their product, but it's well worth it. Even carry a warranty on their vents Put a set on an Apex. Good quality product!

 

[hymark860]

I have a Nytro with an Impulse turbo on it. I LOVE it! It runs really hot in the turbo area (mid mount) though, and it came with one vent which helps but the plastic is raging hot after a few minutes and it actually is uncomfortable to touch. Anyone install any other venting in this area? I dont really want it open completely if i can avoid it, but it needs something else for the hot riding. Powder and cooler temps it didn't seem to be an issue.
BB

Get all these issues worked out BB, my next sled is going to be the Nytro with Impulse turbo i can't wait it makes me smile just thinking about it.

 

[bigbull]

It's not a real serious problem, I just would rather everything be cooler in that area. What I dont want is for a red hot header to get cooled too quickly and crack (retemper) when it shouldn't. I think I just might make another vent or two myself and see what Paul (Impulse turbos) thinks about my creation.
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[Ak nitro]

I have an Impulse also, and most of the winter i ran with out even having any vents, but we ride in some pretty cold weather in Alaska. This spring I put the vent Paul sent me on the left side above the downpipe, which really helped with warmer spring temps. I think venting both sides and the top would be nice, I might try next winter.

 

[rednytro]

i rode all winter with no problems at all but lattly it has become a little hot around the intake . i was thinking of insatlling a small computer fan behind the vent. But i only ride a few days a year where its hot out so i just put the vent in and left it alone

 

[BigFish BC]

get your turbo down pipe & header coated or wrap them it makes a big diff.

 

[rotax]

Yep, noticed the same thing, plenty warm in the crotch area. Seriously, watch your fingers on the metal vent after a few pulls.

I'm going to come up with some additional cooling, even venting the side panels will help. A flowrite, or flowrite mesh and some holes should help a ton. Will be coming up with something over the summer for sure. Plus, cooler clutches can't hurt anything afaic.

 

[rednytro]

yeah the temp out side makes a huge diffrence i wasent even running pannel vent for most of the year , after yamma fest though ive been running one and it does help but i think im vector has the cool tip just to wrap the down pipe . i also found running with youre hood off while youre climbing keeps the pannel temps down and you dont screw up youre hood if you screw up lol

 

[bigbull]

I am in agreement with the clutch venting. I have mixed experiences on wrapping the header. But I like the idea of something being done there.....I think I will wrap the down pipe and make one more aluminum vent there. Who, if anyone, is making Flowrite style vents for the Nytro? Or is it just make your own?
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[SAWYER]

why not just buy some flow rites and some r and m vents