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I Installed one in my 99 1500 miles ago when swapping lifters,gaskets etc. It will be coming out soon I do believe I seem to puke more oil than ever even with new umbrella seals and gaskets.
Good option for a damaged breather bore, ran the S&S for years and never had any trouble out of it. If you have a base engine problem like lack of ring seal or bad umbrella seals, the reed valve won't be a miracle cure for the mentioned problems causing oil out the head breathers.
Best thing to do is get the breather hoses out of the backing plate and put them to the ground. This method has been debated but a Evo eating it's own **** isn't the answer with running oil into the air cleaner backing plate.
Any recommendations on a air cleaner that is easy to do this too? I have a big sucker (I think) and the way it is can be a little tedious routing hoses. Mine has a hsr42
Any recommendations on a air cleaner that is easy to do this too? I have a big sucker (I think) and the way it is can be a little tedious routing hoses. Mine has a hsr42
Man, I would hate to tell anyone to discard a Big Sucker, replace the umbrella seals first. Does this engine have higher compression? Both cylinders sound with compression?
Most use the old Screaming Eagle backing plate set up with a head crossover, run a hose to the ground. Use a high flow air filter and stock cover or a cover of choice. https://www.ebay.com/itm/99-06-HARLE...ty!45107!US!-1
They make a adapter that crosses the Mikuni to the pictured CV backing plate, used it for years on a 89" Evo
Last edited by 1997bagger; May 20, 2018 at 08:19 PM.
On a 84 it should be a bottom breather which the reed valve is not meant to be used for. Please correct me if wrong
Had a set of cases with a damaged breather bore...did a lot of reading on these...a lot of conflicting information out there.
Where they first came out...they claimed to work for everything...even shovels...then after they were out for a while, they changed their mind, and said they were only for 93-up EVO's
Ton's of people using them in shovels with good results...ton's of people claiming they don't work at all in anything.
I read an article that said the variance was the cast breather "window" in the cases...it either worked or it didn't...if it didn't, you had to weld on the cases to fix it...that seemed the most credible...I don't have the link.
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