New Member Here - '09 XB12r

[JayDuke]

I would also be interested in the exhaust if s0ul were to pass.

 

[xxs0ulxx]

Exhaust price? Pm me

 

[Turboph1sh]

At this point I would like to sell it all as a kit. So Lets say $300 plus sipping just for the exhaust. $500 plus shipping for everything.

The bike had 1348 miles when items were removed. So the parts have no more than that on them.

 

[JayDuke]

keep me posted

 

[JayDuke]

Stupid question but will the exhaust work with the xb9r?

 

[Turboph1sh]

Here are the items for sale guys:

 

[JayDuke]

Ph1sh if s0ul decides he doesn't want it send me a message.

 

[Turboph1sh]

Will do. He hasn't responded to this thread. However, I did just see his request for a PM. I sent him one now, I will give him a little while then move on.

 

[Turboph1sh]

JayDuke - sent you a PM.

 

[Turboph1sh]

Update:

Been riding it a lot lately,finished the maintnenace I wanted to do, got my right side scoop, and some valve stem covers. Still selling the Jardine, ECU, filter combo if anyone's interested.

I tried email and calling SpecialOPS with no response, is he still making stuff for the XB's?

 

[Dellinger]

I put heat shield on the flat spot of the trunk pan where the fan blows directly on and my seat no longer gets hot "at all". Lots of people seem to put heat shield directly under the seat with good results but the heat would be trapped under the seat where the battery sits. I have a lightning so heat under the tail is a no-go ,all the electronics are their. I also used the same heat shield on the inside of the tank where the rear header is with great results. It use to cook my leg.

 

[Dellinger]

I also did under the air box to keep the heat out of the intake. I've seen some posts about hot weather robbing power so I figured it couldn't hurt. Ain't hot enough to see if it works but the intake cover doesn't get hot at all. Good stuff I got from Amazon.com...

 

[Turboph1sh]

Nice! It looks good. I might have to pick some of that up. Is that the plastic cover wrapped in the heat barrier on top or the bottom?

 

[Turboph1sh]

Also, I changed out the primary fluid and it shifts into neutral better but shifting through the gears seems rougher. I filled it right to the bottom of that gear, just like the service manual shows. Should i add some more fluid?

http://www.gigaboogie.com/buell/manuals/Buell-Firebolt-Service-Manual.pdf PDF page 28

 

[oh9bolt]

Did you fill it to that point on the side stand or up right.

There should be 1qt in the primary

 

[Dellinger]

Like oh9bolt and my service manual says, 1 full qt, that's it.

The heat shield is on the bottom of the base plate assembly facing the rear rocker cover.

 

[Turboph1sh]

i filled it to that point when the bike is upright. It was almost a full quart.