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I dont think a vent would really help to the extent you need. What about a small cooling fan, or maybe shield the top of the tour pack, with some type of foil insulation to absorb the heat....
I dont think a vent would really help to the extent you need. What about a small cooling fan, or maybe shield the top of the tour pack, with some type of foil insulation to absorb the heat....
You might want to post this in the Audio Systems forum. Probably have some folks there that have done the same, or maybe what the RK folks have done, as they normally have the amps in the saddlebags.
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