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K&N type Engine breather
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Only problem I had was fitting one too low, with an APE breather cover without baffles.
It was fine whilst taking things steady, but once I gave it 'the beans' the oil couldn't get out fast enough.
Solved the problem by fitting a taller pipe, similar to the one in your pic.
Only problem I had was fitting one too low, with an APE breather cover without baffles.
It was fine whilst taking things steady, but once I gave it 'the beans' the oil couldn't get out fast enough.
Solved the problem by fitting a taller pipe, similar to the one in your pic.
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did the same with a halfords filter,but dropped a ball bearing in like t section pipe to act as a one way valve to help solidify oil mist back to chamber.
Not sure yet if its helping with my total oil loss i seem to be having,as it was an open air system prior
Not sure yet if its helping with my total oil loss i seem to be having,as it was an open air system prior
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