Rainy day = bike modification day!

garyo4 · 08-18-2009, 03:21 PM

Today I was able to put on all the parts I bought over the last month or so. Took off the gas tank, installed a Dobeck TFI plug & play, removed the reed valves (coasters from Baron's) and installed a Caddman (right side only) using a K&N kit. I decided to leave the solenoids in place as the weather here is more often on the cooler side and ran a couple of lengths of 5/16" tubing from them into the cross-over tunnel over into the original air filter, no clicking sound (thanks to Gadget's site).
Now....if the rain would only stop.....

08-18-2009, 03:21 PM	#1
garyo4 Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Newfoundland, Canada Posts: 275	Rainy day = bike modification day! Today I was able to put on all the parts I bought over the last month or so. Took off the gas tank, installed a Dobeck TFI plug & play, removed the reed valves (coasters from Baron's) and installed a Caddman (right side only) using a K&N kit. I decided to leave the solenoids in place as the weather here is more often on the cooler side and ran a couple of lengths of 5/16" tubing from them into the cross-over tunnel over into the original air filter, no clicking sound (thanks to Gadget's site). Now....if the rain would only stop..... Login or Register to Remove Ads
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