Trying to decide:AC Covers & Inserts (Buy or Make)
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Washington State
That is a very cool! Looks great and very well done. A rain sock is easy to fab up for that. It looks a lot like a RS a/c, maybe you can get one of theirs? (if needed)
Good job!!
Good job!!
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2009
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From: florida
UPDATE !
Stage I is installed...
I decided to cut my stock cover for now...
I recommend it over paying $50+ for one
check it out, let me know what you think
sorry if fuzzy, cell phone pic's
the carnage
And here it is installed
I used a paint marker to cover the raw edge from cutting it...
Stage I is installed...
I decided to cut my stock cover for now...
I recommend it over paying $50+ for one
check it out, let me know what you think
sorry if fuzzy, cell phone pic's
the carnage
And here it is installed
I used a paint marker to cover the raw edge from cutting it...
I'm runnig the Doherty crankcase breathers (external), but still getting the oil mist; I intend to redirect the mist back into the A/C.
A friend of mine is using doherty's internal c-case breathers that are installed in the rocker boxes. He said they're worth every penny.
Basically, if you look at what Doherty's done, they've just created more area for the oil mist to contact before the presurized crankcase air exhausts throught head breather bolts.
roll on
-L
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Joined: Feb 2009
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From: Back in Oz M8
You're good to go then! Nice work!
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