Try reading the OP.why??
The pan is *really* close to the pipe. I think it's gonna be a problem.I had a belly pan/chin spoiler with no wrap and no problem for two years.
and what happend after the 2 years? lolI had a belly pan/chin spoiler with no wrap and no problem for two years.
I sold said belly pan/chin spoiler and am in the process of installing full race fairings on my bike.and what happend after the 2 years? lol
Try reading the OP.
i saw that, the pipe doesn't/shouldn't touch the bellypan and a wrap will make the pipe more brittle and easier to crack...
hence...
why?
:nana:
i bought the black wrap with a can of black spray. the spray is actually a high temp paint and works like a glue... its not necessary but it did make the wrap look good, the color nice and even. Without it the wrap wasnt as black as i wanted it. I also F'd up doing mine and didnt wet the wrap, there were no instructions and i was too impatient. If it is done right you should wait for the wrap to dry before spraying it, wetting it makes it wrap 10x better.How crucial is the spray? I've seen a few places that sell it in a kit that comes with a rattle can of (i think) silicone spray, which is something I hadn't counted on.
i saw that, the pipe doesn't/shouldn't touch the bellypan and a wrap will make the pipe more brittle and easier to crack...
hence...
why?