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October 10, 2009 at 8:53 am #97313
Here are those pics i promised you Boony.
All hoses bar one up into airbox
Engine breather hose also along side airbox
Only this hose stays down
October 10, 2009 at 9:09 am #155909Shopuldn`t need these mods ???? Isn`t it STRICLY a Motard Machine ??? :laugh:
I thought these breather mods would only benefit those that see dirt, grime, dust & mud etc :blink:
Will be a good little task for her to do anyway I suppose, as she is doin` All the Work herself
apparently
October 10, 2009 at 9:17 am #155914
AnonymousYeah you are probably right Eagle, but KD’s bananna is going to be bling bling bling with everything. So re-routed breather hoses will be done as well.
October 10, 2009 at 9:36 am #155917I have to agree with Eagle here.
I cant see any reason to do this on a motard only bike, I never had a reason to do it on mine which was ridden in the dirt a lot.It doesnt even look like bling to me.
Just my 20c worth.
October 10, 2009 at 9:46 am #155928Motard race bikes have all there hoses and overflows into a catchment bottle (thats the rules I set factory phil’s up for his CRF250 motard bike) so Kylies hoses into the air box will do the same and better then dropping on the back wheel I would think. The other hose will be put into a catchment bottle but that we are making
TB
October 10, 2009 at 9:57 am #155930DanD wrote:
Quote:Catch bottle – I like the sound of it. We will have to make sure that we make it BLING though. Hey Boony you love the word BLING dont you.BLING BLING BLING BLING
you know my thoughts on that word
October 10, 2009 at 10:41 am #155910Thanks for sharing this Boulder.
I have read about doing this, heard about doing this and seen some shitty photos on how to do it but your pics show detail.
Gives me the confidence to now do it.
Long live the DRZ’s
October 10, 2009 at 11:12 am #155931Trailboss wrote:
Quote:Motard race bikes have all there hoses and overflows into a catchment bottle (thats the rules I set factory phil’s up for his CRF250 motard bike) so Kylies hoses into the air box will do the same and better then dropping on the back wheel I would think. The other hose will be put into a catchment bottle but that we are makingTB
Fair enough reason for me then TB
Catch bottle sounds a bit trick,,,,
Can`t wait for this project to get underway then !!!On Topic.
Nice work as usual BoulderLooking after the Boonster :laugh:
He would probably shout you a few brews to drive to Tamworth & do the mods for him :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:Then you could do the Nundle ride while you are up there too
December 15, 2009 at 11:14 pm #155941Finally got around to doing this mod.
But i have two black hoses. One comes off the bottom of the carby and a thicker one goes up under the fuel tank and i cant see where it goes without taking everything off.
What do i do here ??????????????
December 15, 2009 at 11:22 pm #165420JAK wrote:
Quote:Finally got around to doing this mod.But i have two black hoses. One comes off the bottom of the carby and a thicker one goes up under the fuel tank and i cant see where it goes without taking everything off.
What do i do here ??????????????
take everything off!! :laugh: :laugh:
Ollie
December 15, 2009 at 11:34 pm #165421Ollie wrote:
Quote:JAK wrote:Quote:Finally got around to doing this mod.But i have two black hoses. One comes off the bottom of the carby and a thicker one goes up under the fuel tank and i cant see where it goes without taking everything off.
What do i do here ??????????????
take everything off!! :laugh: :laugh:
Ollie
Fair call Ollie
:laugh:
I just had everything off to change the Spark plug and do these mods but ran out of time as i wanted to go riding. And because i have a long range tank with fiddly bolts its a pain in the arse and time consuming so thats why i’m taking the easy option and asking first.
December 15, 2009 at 11:51 pm #165425Yeh no worries Jak Im just sitting at home bored with my finger in the air after yesterdays Op
Ollie
December 16, 2009 at 12:22 am #165422Ollie wrote:
Quote:JAK wrote:Quote:Finally got around to doing this mod.But i have two black hoses. One comes off the bottom of the carby and a thicker one goes up under the fuel tank and i cant see where it goes without taking everything off.
What do i do here ??????????????
take everything off!! :laugh: :laugh:
Ollie
No Jak captain fingers in the air has no idea, two hoses still have to go down. I havent got a DR with me at the minute :laugh: but the one on the bottom of the carby still needs to go down and the other I will have to get back to you or Boulder maybe able to help you tonight.
The other is a drain and could fill the air box with raw petrol if the bike is upside down :ohmy: :ohmy:
TB
December 16, 2009 at 12:45 am #165430Trailboss wrote:
Quote:Ollie wrote:Quote:JAK wrote:Quote:Finally got around to doing this mod.But i have two black hoses. One comes off the bottom of the carby and a thicker one goes up under the fuel tank and i cant see where it goes without taking everything off.
What do i do here ??????????????
take everything off!! :laugh: :laugh:
Ollie
No Jak captain fingers in the air has no idea, two hoses still have to go down. I havent got a DR with me at the minute :laugh: but the one on the bottom of the carby still needs to go down and the other I will have to get back to you or Boulder maybe able to help you tonight.
The other is a drain and could fill the air box with raw petrol if the bike is upside down :ohmy: :ohmy:
TB
No worries. I’ll let em dangle for the moment.
December 16, 2009 at 7:38 am #155911Jak, you should only have four hoses to take up to air box. The black one you leave down as this is a drain hose from bowl. There is a black vacuum hose that goes to the head leave that one alone, You may be getting confused with the throttle positioning sensor that routes up under the tank. If you have taken the four clear hoses up then you are good to go!!
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