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Had a 18ga. stainless steel plate cut for me than I rolled the edges. Covered up the unfinished look of the bare cat.View attachment 30163View attachment 30164
I don't think so. They're is a 1/4" air gap. The first design had a resin eagle superglue on it with no problems. No discoloring of the stainless. I bet the hottest part is on the top of the cat.It looks great but that will be the absolutely hottest part of the motorcycle there now.
That is nice but mine keeps the black muffler shield. What do they get for them?Well, you aren’t alone. Mistral is now offering one too. For anyone interested, write us direct email; Info @GuzziTech.com
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I always like a good reason to take a spin and I'm sure you are very knowledgable but please don't state things as fact when they are opinions. So in fahrenheit here we go, cold temps and then after a 30 minute ride and bike at idle. Measured with an IR digital thermometer. Gold cylinder head cold 83.0, hot 150.1. Exhaust pipe at head C= 82.7, H =190.4. Exhaust shield at head C= 81.8, H 152.3.It looks great but that will be the absolutely hottest part of the motorcycle there now.
I always like a good reason to take a spin and I'm sure you are very knowledgable but please don't state things as fact when they are opinions. So in fahrenheit here we go, cold temps and then after a 30 minute ride and bike at idle. Measured with an IR digital thermometer. Gold cylinder head cold 83.0, hot 150.1. Exhaust pipe at head C= 82.7, H =190.4. Exhaust shield at head C= 81.8, H 152.3.
My shield C= 80.1, H = 104.3. Muffler C = 81.2, H = 108.8. Factory exhaust pipe shield near my shield C = 80.1, H = 105.1.
Regards.
Those heat sheilds on automobiles are there to protect the vehicle, and if you park on grass, you don't start a fire. Cats get very hot on a car and there isn't great air flow to them so the shields protect the vehicle from the heat. On the bike, increased airflow helps to cool the darn thing off. If you don't want to believe what someone with years of experience tries to teach you, then just ignore the response.There's more to cat converters than simple external convection. Automotive cats have shields for multiple reasons.
Very nice, but I have a center stand, will it work?Well, you aren’t alone. Mistral is now offering one too. For anyone interested, write us direct email; Info @GuzziTech.com
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