breather kits

[gazza2003au]

silicone on metal dosent stick to well i use this glue alot even on the best of prep surface but it does work well when squashed between two parts

 

[gazza2003au]

philly ur not making sence? motor bikes arnt kept flat stick for 1 hour :roll:

 

[NIGHT RIDER]

very well said couldnt have put it better my self. like db&pb said its not the bloody 3 bux u guys keep pointing out, when ur motor ***** up its not gonna cost u three bux to fix is it?

and all of u calling us tightasses because we dont want to spend 3 bux on it u guys r actually the tightasses coz ud rather do the cheapy backyard job for "3 bux" than pay extra and get it done properly and avoid all the hassle if it ***** up. :evil:

 

[No-Fear]

thats why i said get a factory made breather for $50, and wont have to worry about it fuccin up ya motor. 8)

 

[Dirt Bikez & Pocket B]

i would like to see where u wrote that. i must be blind or your making up stuff. :twisted:

 

[jeremy]

how about spending a bit more money and buying a tap, a 1/4 inch fitting (commonly used on air compressor lines) and a hose clamp.
then: tap the thread into the cap.
then screw the fitting on with a bit of liquid thread tape
put the hose clamp and pipe on and tighten.

 

[jeremy]

put one on the chopper this arvy, but instead i plumbed the pipe back in to the air cleaner on the carb. will have pics of it when i get new batteries for the digicam. and i used my method of putting a fitting and hose clamps in it.

 

[RaZz0R]

does it make a big diff at all? Have you tried with it running to just a can or something VS running it back to the carby ?

8) 8)

I could see how it might - let us all know

 

[jeremy]

havent had the chance to give it a good run yet, still got a few power probs with the carby to sort out. but when its sorted ill tell yas how it went