Any good suggestion for heat shield for fairings ?
Heat Shield
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had this problem myself when I was getting new fairings RD sells good size pieces for snowmobiling. I believe snow city got it too if ur in the city.
I asked SnowCity but they don't have any in stock.
No.
Moose Racing makes some adhesive heat shield pads. 12 x 12 i think. Any bike dealership can order it in.
I found these 2 website, are they good ?
http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/miscpages/heatshield.html
http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/p...nd-fairing-heat-shields/lava-shield-mat/79/35
http://www.airtech-streamlining.com/miscpages/heatshield.html
http://www.heatshieldproducts.com/p...nd-fairing-heat-shields/lava-shield-mat/79/35
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Just like in the Mclaren F1, gold is the most effective heat shield.
Welding supply shops also sell heat shielding, I believe theres one in Pickering somewhere.
Royal Distributing sells it and sells it cheap enough and it works. I have it wedged directly between my under exhaust and my race fairings.
http://www.royaldistributing.com/Catalogues/Main/2012-Spring-Fall/Sections/13/#/293/zoomed
It is by Moose Racing, as mentioned by Caboose.
http://www.royaldistributing.com/Catalogues/Main/2012-Spring-Fall/Sections/13/#/293/zoomed
It is by Moose Racing, as mentioned by Caboose.
Snow city might 
Royal do ship.
Just remembered the need for it today as I was looking through the Performance Improvements summer catalog (location in Etobicoke).
Looks like they have some on pages 10-11 (DEI Reflect-a-Cool looks like it may work)
http://issuu.com/pimag/docs/jjsale2...t.xml&backgroundColor=FFFFFF&showFlipBtn=true
(hoping the link works)
Have not done any research on the companies that they offer though...
Looks like they have some on pages 10-11 (DEI Reflect-a-Cool looks like it may work)
http://issuu.com/pimag/docs/jjsale2...t.xml&backgroundColor=FFFFFF&showFlipBtn=true
(hoping the link works)
Have not done any research on the companies that they offer though...
Loving the DEI products
Going to wrap the pipes going from the mufflers to the Y pipe as well, and if I get real brave, might even do the headers
SOOOO much nicer, especially when riding in shorts!
-Jamie M.
Any bike shop can order it in for you....
Parts Canada has it
http://partscanada.com/app/webroot/catalogue/2011/mcv2/en/#/332/
And so does pretty much every of the larger parts distributors in Canada, Motovan, Kimpex, Thibalut, etc
Loving the DEI products
Going to wrap the pipes going from the mufflers to the Y pipe as well, and if I get real brave, might even do the headers
SOOOO much nicer, especially when riding in shorts!
-Jamie M.
When you do the headers, do you just wrap the one closest to the fairing or you wrap all 4 !?
This is my first time using header wrap, so take my advice with a grain of salt!
I plan to wrap all four, but the middle two are so close together, you kinda have to wrap them as one pipe for part of it, similar to this pic:
My thinking is that a lot of heat off the headers blows back onto the engine, then out to the side onto your legs. Wrapping just the two outside pipes would only solve half the problem I think
-Jamie M.
