Velocity stack help.
#21
Old thread but Thanks!
Not many people have stated to initially run the tubing high enough above the heads.
Wise indeed.
I am modding a stock 2005 Sporty air cleaner to route the oily air out. Then use your advice above.
For the last part of the hose I will use clear tubing to see the oil accumulated.
Not many people have stated to initially run the tubing high enough above the heads.
Wise indeed.
I am modding a stock 2005 Sporty air cleaner to route the oily air out. Then use your advice above.
For the last part of the hose I will use clear tubing to see the oil accumulated.
Or just run it to a catch can so you don’t have 5 miles of hose wrapping around your bike.
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#22
In my opinion a hose is far neater than a dangly messy can.
Running the usual catch can down below the air filter, as almost all do, will definitely result in a full/overflowing catch can mess on your bike. And it will need emptying far more often.
I’ve been with guys on a long run and seen the oil dripping over the engine.
Last edited by HOG63; 06-21-2020 at 07:07 PM.
#23
Grancuda’s point is when you run the hose high, the oil will line the inside of the hose and can run back down to engine, before collecting in a long hose or even a catch can.
In my opinion a hose is far neater than a dangly messy can.
Running the usual catch can down below the air filter, as almost all do, will definitely result in a full/overflowing catch can mess on your bike. And it will need emptying far more often.
I’ve been with guys on a long run and seen the oil dripping over the engine.
In my opinion a hose is far neater than a dangly messy can.
Running the usual catch can down below the air filter, as almost all do, will definitely result in a full/overflowing catch can mess on your bike. And it will need emptying far more often.
I’ve been with guys on a long run and seen the oil dripping over the engine.
I 👃 what his point is. You totally missed mine by stating “dangly messy can” lmao 😆
I was thinking of a nice small or large catch can mounted like a 3rd grader didn’t do it or a small or large can hidden.
3rd, I don’t think you know what a catch can is, at all
4th “as almost do” me offer no almost so advice
5th If it’s “messy” that is not a catch can. Catch cans don’t spill or are not messy if done above the 5th grade level
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