It is amazing what some people think. Then they express what they THINK as if it's the truth in the matter.... (carbon does increase compression! Like that's a good way to do it! ping ping knock knock hole in the piston)
Dutchy

 

It is amazing what some people think. Then they express what they THINK as if it's the truth in the matter. (PQ says that carbon does increase compression! Like that's a good way to do it! ping ping knock knock hole in the piston...)
Dutchy

 

This is another of those trow backs for 40 years ago. Not something that needs doing to modern bikes . But some will always try to pass off a OMG you have to fix this or doomsday your bike is going to blow . Only bikes I see going to hell are the ones they jack with.

 

Never said anything about doomsday or any thing of that sort, just pointed out what the crank breathers do when they are vented into the intake, will it ruin your motor? probably not, but it WILL cause carbon build up and eventually that can lead to pinging and other unwanted results. I would bet the farm that if H-D did not have to do this because of EPA regulations even they would say why put that **** back in the combustion chamber

 

 

 

Quinny mate I love ya man, but you gotta get under the house on this one, bad quinny,get under the house.
Cheers , love ya man !

 

Bad Cook whats under your house ,Your Depraved Dungeon LOL

 

No man it's in Australia where the dog has got out and has killed/cats/dogs/rabbits /goanna's or small furry animals or it comes back and a badder being has near killed the fka ,so it's under the hose ya mongrel,.And then soon after your anger subsides you go kick it or yell at it a bit or administer stitching it up or take it to the vet or whatever.You guys have a version of this I'm sure.Dogs get out and try to kill schit.
But yea get under the house ya mongrel Quinny, bad Quinny. lol

 

i ran two 3/8" fuel hose out of breather bolts and down thru two holes i drilled in the plastic a/c base. I bought two DW catch cans on fleabay. one sits in base between cylinders, the other sits at the base of the rear cylinder. every couple of thou miles, I unscrew and empty. works like a charm!