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I think there’s a higher pressure cap on there for a reason tbh. The engine runs hot so it makes sense to raise the boiling point of the cooling system. All my s1000’s had a 1.2 bar cap. I had to swap my track s1000 to a 1.8 bar from a K series bmw which is exactly what bmw does on the HP4 Race. Rest of the cooling system is the same as a normal K46 road bike s1000rr. Helped a lot with temp and associated spitting coolant out the overflow.
The heads are cast aluminum right? Normally a lot of high heat cycles in a cast alloy head will soften the head. At least in all the sport compact circuit and drag vehicles I’m involved with for work.
Good solution when it's spitting out the overflow and not the pump seal. I've not looked at the heat treatment of current casting alloys but 240 degrees is the max mine will ever see hopefully.