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14 Mar 2018 16:01 #780267
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I know but I have AN10, and these are hard to get.
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15 Mar 2018 05:43 #780285
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15 Mar 2018 06:47 #780290
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I think you'd be better off with it reversed.
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15 Mar 2018 06:54 #780291
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Do you mean without cooler or with the fittings at the bottom?
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15 Mar 2018 07:07 #780292
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With the fittings down you'll be able to hook up the tach and reverse the L bracket to gain another 2" in height. . I had the same issue. Those fittings are sexy so you won't have to hide them like I did.
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kzrider.com/forum/2-engine/600430-zx7-z1...-cooler?limitstart=0
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kzrider.com/forum/2-engine/600430-zx7-z1...-cooler?limitstart=0
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15 Mar 2018 09:06 #780304
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I see, but I have an electronic tach from my Dyna ignition.
And I read the "long" discussion about oil quantity when installing an cooler :pinch:
Thats why I like the idea that when the fittings are at the top most extra oil stays in the cooler when the engine is not running.
Also I personally do not like the oil lines at the side of the engine.
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And I read the "long" discussion about oil quantity when installing an cooler :pinch:
Thats why I like the idea that when the fittings are at the top most extra oil stays in the cooler when the engine is not running.
Also I personally do not like the oil lines at the side of the engine.
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15 Mar 2018 09:35 #780307
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If you route the lines up along the back bones they will be hidden and the oil will stay in the cooler.
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17 Mar 2018 18:50 #780392
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Here are a few with the ports on the bottom.
www.kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/28...os?start=1920#780134
www.kzrider.com/forum/13-bike-related/28...os?start=1920#780134
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30 Mar 2018 10:40 #781016
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Picked up some new stuff.
Biggest problem was taking the old oil pressure thing out.
I tend to use blue locktite too often :pinch:
It gives me peace of mind that most things don't come loose but its a PITA when I want to take things apart.
Waiting for a few more nuts and bolts and then starting up and hopefully no leaks
Biggest problem was taking the old oil pressure thing out.
I tend to use blue locktite too often :pinch:
It gives me peace of mind that most things don't come loose but its a PITA when I want to take things apart.
Waiting for a few more nuts and bolts and then starting up and hopefully no leaks
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30 Mar 2018 13:40 #781023
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Nice
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05 Apr 2018 12:59 - 05 Apr 2018 13:00 #781331
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Tension is building :lol: , this weekend they promise nice weather so I want to make my first ride of this year.
Had a few jobs left to do but my wife gave a higher priority to finishing the bathroom .
One thing which is keeping me troubled for the last 2 years is the engine breather, I tried different lines and bottles but it kept leaking or overflowing.
Now I think I have it solved .
Probably an overkill on the heavy duty oil lines but they look so cool.
Biggest problem I have for the moment is the steering damper.
I had to remove it so I could fit the oil cooler but the problem I have now is where to fit it?
Most of the new bikes have one on top but I did not see one yet on an old Z.
Any ideas??
Had a few jobs left to do but my wife gave a higher priority to finishing the bathroom .
One thing which is keeping me troubled for the last 2 years is the engine breather, I tried different lines and bottles but it kept leaking or overflowing.
Now I think I have it solved .
Probably an overkill on the heavy duty oil lines but they look so cool.
Biggest problem I have for the moment is the steering damper.
I had to remove it so I could fit the oil cooler but the problem I have now is where to fit it?
Most of the new bikes have one on top but I did not see one yet on an old Z.
Any ideas??
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05 Apr 2018 14:02 #781334
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I've never had trouble with the canister style breather. The smaller ones look cool but I'm not surprised they let oil get by. I suspect what you have will make a mess over time.
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