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Breather pipe - correct install!?
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<blockquote data-quote="mike202" data-source="post: 621864" data-attributes="member: 17202"><p>Difficult to make out your picture. I think a lot of people take a pipe from the oil filler up to a breather box or just straight to an air filter. I think it’s best to have a T piece for the oil fumes to go to both carbs to balance it out. As far as I know it to do with how powerful your set up is as to whether you need a breather box or not but I would say you should not have much oil going up the pipe unless there is a serious problem. </p><p>I just have a small breather filter on the oil filler outlet with my newish dual carb 34 ICT set up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mike202, post: 621864, member: 17202"] Difficult to make out your picture. I think a lot of people take a pipe from the oil filler up to a breather box or just straight to an air filter. I think it’s best to have a T piece for the oil fumes to go to both carbs to balance it out. As far as I know it to do with how powerful your set up is as to whether you need a breather box or not but I would say you should not have much oil going up the pipe unless there is a serious problem. I just have a small breather filter on the oil filler outlet with my newish dual carb 34 ICT set up. [/QUOTE]
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