Sunnysideup
Junior Member
Maybe someone will come along soon and remind you :s The guys (and girls) here are very helpful.
Maybe someone will come along soon and remind you :s The guys (and girls) here are very helpful.
everyone wants a new one at the dealer ship and this one is not moving due to her age. ....:newsmile036:
The earlier model EVO's had the vent system from the cases and later the venting was moved to the rocker boxes. I have not seen a hose set up like the one on this bike, but I have a '94 EVO and I have a hose connected to the 2 rocker boxes and run down under the frame with a filter on the end. I'm sure someone here on the forum with an earlier model EVO can give us some info. on how the venting terminated originally.
On my 92 softail the crankcase breather is on the rear of the crankcase and fed to the back of the air box so that the gases would be drawn in through the carb and consumed during combustion
When i replaced the original air box all the available replacements were set up for head breather engines so i cut a short piece of pipe and mounted a filter on the end of it and plugged it into the breather
Brian
Yup....on my 90 I just ran a hose straight down and vent it to open air, no filter. The filters just get oily and it makes it harder to vent through oil soaked media. Been running it like that for years with no harm. Some believe that the motor breathes back through the line on the upstroke of the pistons and a filter is a must have but the breather gear is timed to only open on the pistons downstroke when pressure and blowby build up.
The evo bike should be pretty well sorted at that mileage personally i do not like the cv carb on the big twin evo as it suffers a lot from icing in damp conditions and it is almost always damp and in a suitable temp for icing to occur here
But it may work fine wherever you ride it but do enjoy your test ride we will expect a full debrief on how it went
Brian
Man you have us all on the edge of our seats Lorne! Can't wait to hear how she runs.
I just change all three holes this morning on my old Evo Softail. Always a good feeling to take that first ride on fresh oil! Already 105 degrees here at noon. Summer is here in AZ. :s
Nice looking 450L!
If this gets back to her I bet she is going to buy a few pairs of shoes. :lolrolling
That's one sharp ride!