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Post a picture of your custom GS

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Agree, that's the point of the can. Sounds like your worried about it overflowing so you drain the sludge back into the engine. Are you hooking this line to the top of the can or the bottom?
NO i am not worried about it overflowing. the chances are it will take 1000's of miles for any significant build up of anything in the catchtank but i will check it regularly and empty it if needed.

a catchtank is a requirement if you drag race so that is what it is primarily for
 
it goes into the can, which is vented. just stops any spillage going on to the rear tyre or on the road

Yep, spillage is a bad thing. Even off the track.

Ok I assume you don't want to answer the hose question so I will let it go.

Still like the cover idea.
 
Yep, spillage is a bad thing. Even off the track.

Ok I assume you don't want to answer the hose question so I will let it go.

Still like the cover idea.
i have answered your questions. what more do you want to know? its a breather than goes into a catch tank that is vented! there are your answers
 
I think he is asking about the hose that is hooked to your clutch cover. So you have a hose that comes off the top of the crank case to a catch. And where does the hose that is hooked to the clutch cover go? Same place?
 
I think he is asking about the hose that is hooked to your clutch cover. So you have a hose that comes off the top of the crank case to a catch. And where does the hose that is hooked to the clutch cover go? Same place?
yes the breather from the top of the cam cover goes to the same catch tank. sorry for any confusion :D
 
LMFAO!! I figured for sure you were avoiding it.

Why do you feel you need two vent lines from the cases?
 
christ .......how hard was that :)


is this a bit clearer for you. just a vent for pressure ... catchment can optional ;)
 
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Updated GS 850

Updated GS 850

Pics have been on the forum during build,but now has a few more addon's:

Front fender
Removable sissybar and luggage rack (Quick release)!
Flyscreen
 
Here's a real bad photo of my project gs450 pseudo-tracker. Ill take a better one when she's all done. Try and ignore the yellow sv there...
 
I repainted my stock GS wheel with VHT wheel paint again. The first time was in 1987 and it held up suprisingly well. I filed out all the various nicks & marks from tire changes over the decades and polished the lip to 600 grit finish, could have used a professional buffer though. Probably have 15 hours in it. R&R the bearings to.

GSwheel2.jpg



GSwheel.jpg
 
I repainted my stock GS wheel with VHT wheel paint again.

wow, they look good
i couldnt be bothered with all the prep and masking, etc, so i had my wheels powdercoated - not as nice as the polished alu lip, but still good
 
wow, they look good
i couldnt be bothered with all the prep and masking, etc, so i had my wheels powdercoated - not as nice as the polished alu lip, but still good

Yeah I agree, powdercoaters are 10X easier. I took the wheel to Denver Bumper to be dipped & stripped and they told me they could powdercoat but not the same shade of gold. Since the front wheel & brake discs were already painted I figured what the heck.

jwhelan65 said:
Wow...impressive...will you do my stockers??:D

Thanks jwhelan65, for me I have always liked the contrasting look. Although I am losing my job in December, this is one of those PITA labor of love projects.
 
One of my 1100's

One of my 1100's

GS 1100 E going racing friday night... woo hoo
 
test

test

woops...testhttp://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll51/kx25046and2/DSCN0571.jpg
 
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