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i drilled out the rivets in case i want to put it back for some odd reason?
i drilled out the rivets in case i want to put it back for some odd reason?
XP: Mesh Side Panels?????
- Thread starter Wade
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Just a few more tie wraps and it will be done.
Slimmed up to the HPS can.
I may add a 0.032" thick aluminum shield between the mesh and HPS can, just for those hard carving days.
1 lbs, 15 ounces, We'll just call it 2 pounds.
that is *****in dude can you make some for my 02 summit
You mean like this?
I don't even have time to do my own stuff right now. I really wish I had the time.
thats pretty sick in all but im talkin about that little side pannel
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Oh, you mean the primary cover. How would you attach it. If you used rivets, what would you do if you needed access to the primary, drill them and replace them later? Or, try to make it pop in and hold? I doubt aluminum would pop in and hold. And, you might get a bit of powder on your belts.
maby some clips or pop rivits i just need it to be a vent for adequet cooling
Let me see what I can do.
sweet ty bro
Been a while, been busy fixing the roof, election, the economy, you name it.
Anyway, finally got the second side panel done. This one came out better, and still under the weight of a stock panel. Had to put extra sheet metal in it to protect the clutches from touching the fabric.
My next thing to do, is rigorous testing.
I'm also working on a mesh front panel, and integrated snow deflector and air intake. Should be sweet.
Took pictures with, and without flash.
Anyway, finally got the second side panel done. This one came out better, and still under the weight of a stock panel. Had to put extra sheet metal in it to protect the clutches from touching the fabric.
My next thing to do, is rigorous testing.
I'm also working on a mesh front panel, and integrated snow deflector and air intake. Should be sweet.
Took pictures with, and without flash.
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It also holds the panel away from the clutch when you tip it up on it's side. The dealer removed all but the back (nearest your leg) and a few inches of the top of mine, seems like there is still enough there to hold the panel out. The plastic fin attached to the back of the stock tool bag holder was for sound deadening.....so useless.
nate
hmmm.... i crashed my rev so many times i cant even count and i only have a TINY little mark from the primary on the side panel, so i would say your safe without any, i took the little tool pouch and put it in my bag and took the holder off to allow more airflow....
sorry for the jack wade, nice looking panels, thats a pretty cool looking setup you got going, you should get some farther away shots of that sucker!!! then we can see what the whole thing looks like.
sorry for the jack wade, nice looking panels, thats a pretty cool looking setup you got going, you should get some farther away shots of that sucker!!! then we can see what the whole thing looks like.
Thanks, No problem, I'll take pictures when it's on the snow, here in the next couple of weeks.
Got the nose done. Used a course mesh on the nose. That should let some air through. Also, it covers the air intake, should help keep the snow out. A little worried about hot air getting into the air intake, but I can always add a baffle.
Trying different ideas for a gas rack. Haven't pop-rivet'ed it down yet. Any suggestions?
Tried something different. Found some 3/8" square bar, and welded up a new rack. It will need a bungee cord. I like this one a lot better.
You have a Rev the XP panels are closer to the clutch then the Revs are. Two different animals
Yeah dude can you make me one for the rev? the whole vent system! i pay pretty damn good! lol once to test it out let me know.. I'm very intrested... PM me. thank's
Jonny
Jonny
Just more stuff I'm playing with, for the XP.
