where do the air intakes go?
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aight so a friend of mine ran my f4 into the side of a parked tour bus (hilarious i know) and really ruined the front cowl and scratched up the plastics. me being a broke college kid, i decided this was the perfect time to make a STREETFIGHTER hahaha. so. what do i do with the gauges and the air intakes ( the ones that run from the cowl to below the fuel tank)? Im planning on runnin dual six inch lights. thanks!
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that sux, was a nice looking F4 too. Far as gauges and air inlets, you just have to be creative, maybe buddy up with someone that knows how to fabricate. Gauges I think most go to a aftermarket, but those arent cheap. GL n stop letting your friends ride your bike ;)
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haha thanks for the advice
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dang...that's still a cleeean f4 even with no front fairings. haha. did it mess up those black air scoops and the plastic that goes around the gauge cluster?
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I was about to post the same question!
im fighteryzitizin' my f4 and want to know about those black plastic airscoops that would hide inside a faining if i had one. how important to function/performance are they? should i trim them so they just stickout of the tank an inch or two and still scoop hard or can i ditchem? and should i mesh over those openings before some insect flies its fightership straight in and scores a direct strike on my reactor core... haha. |
Originally Posted by leo_black_label
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I was about to post the same question!
im fighteryzitizin' my f4 and want to know about those black plastic airscoops that would hide inside a faining if i had one. how important to function/performance are they? should i trim them so they just stickout of the tank an inch or two and still scoop hard or can i ditchem? and should i mesh over those openings before some insect flies its fightership straight in and scores a direct strike on my reactor core... haha. |
thanks- im gonna go look for some classy mesh like copper or sumthin at my local industry & tooling supply right now...
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