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Spin-on filter mod.
I plan on purchasing, or most likely building some sort of spin-on oil filter modifacation for the ole' R100GS. Before i tackle this, thought i would ask all you old airheads out there to share some of your ideas. I've already done the Tourtech mod and moved the cooler to a safe spot. I'm thinking of placing some sort of screen in place of the original filter, as to not disrupt the flow of oil to the cooler. Then build a bracket and rig in a spin-on filter. Something compatable with most jap bikes would probably be the easiest to find in the world. Any thoughts?
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Hi
Checkout www.motoren-israel.de Not sure if it's what you're looking for but they sell a kit for this. Cheers Sean |
Why use throwaway filters at all? see http://www.scottsperformance.com/pro...php?PartType=3
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2 points:
Spin-on oil filters require too much engine pressure to get the oil out of the cavity, then through a filter and back. And there have been all sorts of documented failures. Check airheads.org and sign up for list mail. Lots to learn there for airhead owners. Grant: The steel filters don't look like they are the "bendy" type, meaning they require removal of crashbars or lower fairings etc. before you can get the filter out. 2-piece oil filters is where it's at:-) ------------------ Kevin http://www.nohorizons.net |
Kevin, I wasn't suggesting them as a stock replacement, but for a spin on.
IF they were available in a bendy/oil cooler version I'd have one! Grant |
My mistake. Indeed, if they were bendy's in the stock type, I'd have one too. Still debating the option for air filters for my trip ..
------------------ Kevin http://www.nohorizons.net |
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