Copper Plated

TonkaDriver

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Wish I wasn't so tired after 13 hours in the pit. Christmas came early today. I had DK Customs send my Cooling Deflector Wings bare metal I then sent them to a plating shop and had them copper plated. I think they are going to look pretty sexy. They are clear coated so they should keep the shine. Can't wait for a day off to get them installed.

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I probably won't get a chance to install them till Monday at the earliest. As soon as they are on and the trike is all polished up I will post up some photos.

I lied. We postponed our trip out of town by a day so I got to install the wings. I like them. Thank You DK Customs and The Chrome Plating Shop of Miami, FL.

Kurt

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Have to admit, this is the first time I've heard of these things. What are they suppose to do? Seems they would redirect the wind away from cooling your legs above the knee. How do they attach? Come painted or ?
 
Have to admit, this is the first time I've heard of these things. What are they suppose to do? Seems they would redirect the wind away from cooling your legs above the knee. How do they attach? Come painted or ?

DK Customs sells these. They work well with the tank lift kit and direct air flow to the engine to assist with cooling. As a side benefit, I’ve found they also significantly reduce the buffeting behind the windscreen. They attach at the bolts that are at the front of the tank.
 
DK Customs sells these. They work well with the tank lift kit and direct air flow to the engine to assist with cooling. As a side benefit, I’ve found they also significantly reduce the buffeting behind the windscreen. They attach at the bolts that are at the front of the tank.
I have a 2" lift deluxe(raised the rear 1/2") Here are a couple of Pictures of mine they work great for me.:good: You can see bugs all over the lowers none on fuel tank says it all Fred

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Wish I wasn't so tired after 13 hours in the pit. Christmas came early today. I had DK Customs send my Cooling Deflector Wings bare metal I then sent them to a plating shop and had them copper plated. I think they are going to look pretty sexy. They are clear coated so they should keep the shine. Can't wait for a day off to get them installed.

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I lied. We postponed our trip out of town by a day so I got to install the wings. I like them. Thank You DK Customs and The Chrome Plating Shop of Miami, FL.

Kurt

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WOW!!! Those look amazing. Makes me want to do something like that.

Can you please email me where you got them coated?

Kevin@DKCustomProducts.com
 
Have to admit, this is the first time I've heard of these things. What are they suppose to do? Seems they would redirect the wind away from cooling your legs above the knee. How do they attach? Come painted or ?

As Ron and Fred mentioned, the air that would normally go over the top of the tank, that can cause buffeting, is redirected over the engine, helping to cool the engine...8-15 degree drop in engine temps.

When it is hot out, they actually will help your legs above the knee be cooler.

Couple of links with more info below-

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LINK 2

Kevin
 

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