Here's my setup: 2013 XC / Miller slip-on mufflers / Lloydz AF and ATS gear set at +4 / 1/4 turn ring / PC-V tuned-mapped by KMC (94hp/113tq)
The story: I completed the setup at the start of this season(April). Right after doing this stage1, I started adding wind management. First Goody's fork mounted lowers, then moved to CCT hard lowers. With both, I noticed excessive heat issues....to the point that I almost tossed my cookies after a 45mi ride in 90 degree+ temps last Sunday. Last year without the lower wind management and when I removed them after Sunday's ride I don't notice any of that heat and can ride as normal. In addition, since the stage 1 my bike has had some random stalls and there is a slight surging at some steady speeds.
I've been in contact with KMC but they are busy and more or less want to pass the blame to the wind management. I'm leaning toward the tune, plenty of us ride with wind deflectors and hard lowers in summer and are not getting heat stroke after an hour in the saddle.....Something is not right. I'm open to hearing other ideas and thoughts on this, thanks
The story: I completed the setup at the start of this season(April). Right after doing this stage1, I started adding wind management. First Goody's fork mounted lowers, then moved to CCT hard lowers. With both, I noticed excessive heat issues....to the point that I almost tossed my cookies after a 45mi ride in 90 degree+ temps last Sunday. Last year without the lower wind management and when I removed them after Sunday's ride I don't notice any of that heat and can ride as normal. In addition, since the stage 1 my bike has had some random stalls and there is a slight surging at some steady speeds.
I've been in contact with KMC but they are busy and more or less want to pass the blame to the wind management. I'm leaning toward the tune, plenty of us ride with wind deflectors and hard lowers in summer and are not getting heat stroke after an hour in the saddle.....Something is not right. I'm open to hearing other ideas and thoughts on this, thanks